Revise laws related to community homes for people with developmental disabilities

This bill updates Montana laws governing community homes for people with developmental disabilities by requiring annual licensing and establishing clear health and safety standards. It mandates that the Department of Public Health and Human Services create written policies for each home, including measures to prevent residents from trespassing on neighboring properties, and requires a 28-day public comment period before licenses are granted. The legislation also creates a formal complaint process allowing individuals to report policy violations or insufficient policies, with the department required to investigate complaints within 30 days and issue findings within 180 days. Additionally, the bill gives the department authority to set rules and maintain records of approved policies for public access.