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Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS (REPEALED) › Subchapter 1.2.5 - Formatting Requirements (Repealed) › Rule 1.2.504 - TYPING FORMAT FOR REPLACEMENT PAGES FOR THE ADMINISTRATIVE RULES OF MONTANA (REPEALED)

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2-4-306, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-306,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS (REPEALED) › Subchapter 1.2.5 - Formatting Requirements (Repealed) › Rule 1.2.510 - TYPING FORMAT FOR TITLE PAGES (REPEALED)

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2-4-306, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-306,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS (REPEALED) › Subchapter 1.2.5 - Formatting Requirements (Repealed) › Rule 1.2.511 - TYPING FORMAT FOR CHAPTER 1 PAGE (REPEALED)

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2-4-306, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-306,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS (REPEALED) › Subchapter 1.2.5 - Formatting Requirements (Repealed) › Rule 1.2.512 - TYPING FORMAT FOR CHAPTER PAGES BEGINNING WITH CHAPTER 2 (REPEALED)

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2-4-306, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-306,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS (REPEALED) › Subchapter 1.2.5 - Formatting Requirements (Repealed) › Rule 1.2.513 - TYPING FORMAT FOR OLD TO NEW NUMBERING TABLE AND NEW TO OLD NUMBERING TABLE (REPEALED)

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2-4-306, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-306,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS (REPEALED) › Subchapter 1.2.5 - Formatting Requirements (Repealed) › Rule 1.2.514 - TYPING FORMAT FOR CROSS REFERENCE TABLES (REPEALED)

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2-4-306, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-306,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS (REPEALED) › Subchapter 1.2.5 - Formatting Requirements (Repealed) › Rule 1.2.515 - TYPING FORMAT FOR TOPICAL INDEX (REPEALED)

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2-4-306, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-306,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS (REPEALED) › Subchapter 1.2.5 - Formatting Requirements (Repealed) › Rule 1.2.516 - TYPING FORMAT FOR CHARTS, ILLUSTRATIONS AND FORMS (REPEALED)

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2-4-306, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-306,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS (REPEALED) › Subchapter 1.2.5 - Formatting Requirements (Repealed) › Rule 1.2.517 - TYPING FORMAT FOR EMERGENCY RULES TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE MONTANA ADMINISTRATIVE REGISTER (REPEALED)

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2-4-306, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-306,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS (REPEALED) › Subchapter 1.2.5 - Formatting Requirements (Repealed) › Rule 1.2.518 - TYPING FORMAT FOR ADMINISTRATIVE ORDERS (REPEALED)

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2-4-306, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-306,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS (REPEALED) › Subchapter 1.2.5 - Formatting Requirements (Repealed) › Rule 1.2.519 - BASIC FORMAT REQUIREMENTS (REPEALED)

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AUTH:  2-4-201,  2-4-306,  2-15-401, MCA; IMP:  2-4-110,
					  2-4-303,  2-4-306, MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.1 - Procedural Rules Required by MCA Chapter Implementing Article II, Section 8 of the 1972 Constitution - Right of Participation (Repealed) › Rule 1.3.101 - INTRODUCTION AND DEFINITIONS (REPEALED)

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AUTH:  2-4-202, MCA; IMP:  2-4-202,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.1 - Procedural Rules Required by MCA Chapter Implementing Article II, Section 8 of the 1972 Constitution - Right of Participation (Repealed) › Rule 1.3.102 - NOTICE OF AGENCY ACTION THAT IS OF SIGNIFICANT INTEREST TO THE PUBLIC (REPEALED)

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AUTH:  2-4-202, MCA; IMP:  2-3-103,  2-4-202,  2-4-302,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.201 - INTRODUCTION AND DEFINITIONS

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(1) Montana
				statutes are referred to collectively as the Montana Code Annotated
				(MCA).
(2) The Montana
				Administrative Procedure Act is referred to as "MAPA" and includes
				2-4-101 through
				2-4-711, MCA. MAPA outlines
				procedures that agencies must follow when:
(a) adopting, amending, or repealing agency
				rules;
(b) hearing contested cases;
				or
(c) issuing declaratory
				rulings.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.202 - APPLICATION OF MONTANA ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE ACT

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(1) MAPA applies to all state agencies as
				defined in 2-4-102, MCA. Note that the state
				Board of Pardons and Parole is subject to only the sections enumerated in
				2-4-103,
				2-4-201,
				2-4-202, and
				2-4-306, MCA, and the requirement
				that its rules be published.
2-4-202, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-202,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.203 - ORGANIZATIONAL RULE

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This Rule has been transferred to
				  1.3.305
2-4-202, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-201,
					 2-4-202,
					 2-4-314,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.204 - RULEMAKING, INTRODUCTION

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This Rule has been transferred to
				  1.3.307
2-4-202, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-202,
					 2-4-302,
					 2-4-303,
					 2-4-305,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.205 - RULEMAKING, PETITION TO ADOPT, AMEND, OR REPEAL RULE

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This Rule has been transferred to
				  1.3.308
2-4-202, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-202,
					 2-4-315,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.206 - RULEMAKING, PROPOSAL NOTICE

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This Rule has been transferred to
				  1.3.309
2-4-202, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-202,
					 2-4-302,
					 2-4-305,
					 2-4-307,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.207 - RULEMAKING, OPPORTUNITY TO BE HEARD

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This Rule has been transferred to
				  1.3.311
2-4-202, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-202,
					 2-4-302,
					 2-4-305,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.208 - RULEMAKING, AGENCY ACTION

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This Rule has been transferred to
				  1.3.312
2-4-202, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-202,
					 2-4-305,
					 2-4-307,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.209 - RULEMAKING, TEMPORARY EMERGENCY RULES AND TEMPORARY RULES

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This Rule has been transferred to
				  1.3.313
2-4-202, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-202,
					 2-4-303,
					 2-4-306,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.210 - RULEMAKING, BIENNIAL REVIEW

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This Rule has been transferred to
				  1.3.304
2-4-202, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-202,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.211 - CONTESTED CASES, INTRODUCTION

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(1) A rule is
				an agency statement of general applicability that interprets law or describes
				agency requirements. It applies to all persons who are subject to the
				requirements or regulations of the agency and comes within the terms of the
				rule. A contested case involves an agency determination that affects the rights
				or responsibilities of a specifically named party. "Contested case" and "party"
				are defined by
				2-4-102, MCA.
2-4-202, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-202,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.212 - CONTESTED CASES, NOTICE OF OPPORTUNITY TO BE HEARD

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(1) All parties to contested cases must be
				provided notice of hearing. As illustrated by sample form 212a, the notice must
				include:
(a) the time, place, and nature of
				the hearing;
(b) the legal
				authority and jurisdiction under which the hearing is being
				conducted;
(c) a citation to the
				statutes and rules involved;
(d) a
				short and plain statement of the issues involved;
(e) notice that formal proceedings may be
				waived pursuant to
				2-4-603, MCA;
(f) a statement advising parties of their
				right to be represented by counsel at the hearing; and
(g) if applicable, a statement staying the
				agency action or detailing at what point the party's legal rights, duties, or
				privileges will be revoked or imposed.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.213 - CONTESTED CASES, EMERGENCY SUSPENSION OF A LICENSE

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(1) Pursuant to
				2-4-631(3), MCA,
				if an agency makes a determination that public health, safety, or welfare
				requires emergency action, the agency may order immediate suspension of a
				license. The order must include findings justifying emergency action, and
				revocation proceedings must be promptly instituted and determined.
(a) See sample form 213a.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.214 - CONTESTED CASES, DEFAULT ORDER

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(1) In a
				contested case, if a party does not appear to contest an intended agency
				action, the agency may enter a default order. If a default is entered, pursuant
				to 2-4-623, MCA, the order must be in
				writing and include findings of fact and conclusions of law.
(a) See sample form 214a.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.215 - CONTESTED CASES, INFORMAL DISPOSITION

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(1)
				Informal disposition of contested cases is permissible pursuant to
				2-4-603, MCA.
(2) Informal proceedings in contested cases
				must give the parties an opportunity to present to the agency or the hearing
				examiner written or oral evidence challenging the agency's actions, its refusal
				to act, its justifications for determination, or other evidence relating to the
				contested case.
(3) An informal
				conference may be conducted prior to the proceedings in order to define issues,
				determine witnesses, and agree upon stipulations.
(4) A record of proceedings conducted under
				this part must be made in accordance with
				2-4-604, MCA.
2-4-202, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-202,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.216 - CONTESTED CASES, APPLICATION FOR MORE DEFINITE AND DETAILED STATEMENT

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(1) A party who has been given notice of a
				contested case hearing may apply to the agency or the designated hearing
				examiner for a more definite and detailed statement of the issues involved in
				the hearing.
2-4-202, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-202,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.217 - CONTESTED CASES, DISCOVERY

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(1) In all
				contested cases, discovery is available to the parties in accordance with Rules
				26 through 37 of the Montana Rules of Civil Procedure. However, Rule 27 and
				Rule 37(b)(1) and 37(b)(2)(D) shall not apply. All references to the "court"
				shall be considered to refer to the appropriate "agency"; all references to the
				use of the subpoena power shall be considered references to ARM
				1.3.230; all references to "trial"
				shall be considered references to "hearing"; all references to "plaintiff"
				shall be considered references to "a party"; all references to "clerk of court"
				shall be considered references to the person designated by the department head
				to keep documents filed in a contested case.
(2) If a party or other witness refuses to be
				sworn or refuses to answer any question after being directed to do so by the
				agency in which the action is pending, the refusal to obey the agency order
				shall be enforced as provided in ARM 1.3.230.
(3) If a party seeking discovery from the
				agency in which the action is pending believes he has been prejudiced by a
				protective order issued by the agency under Rule 26(c), M.R.Civ.P., or, if the
				agency refuses to make discovery, that party may petition the district court
				for review of the intermediate agency action under
				2-4-701, MCA.
2-4-202, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-202,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.218 - CONTESTED CASES, HEARING EXAMINERS

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(1) An
				agency may appoint a hearing examiner to conduct a hearing in a contested
				case.
(2) A hearing examiner
				appointed under this part may:
(a) administer
				oaths or affirmations;
(b) issue
				subpoenas;
(c) provide for the
				taking of testimony and depositions;
(d) set the time and place for
				hearing;
(e) set motion and
				briefing schedules; and
(f) by
				mutual consent of the parties, hold conferences to consider narrowing or
				simplifying the issues.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.219 - CONTESTED CASES, HEARING

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(1) The contested
				case hearing shall be conducted before the decision making authority of the
				agency or a hearing officer designated in accordance with ARM
				1.3.218.
(2) The presiding officer must ensure that
				all parties are afforded the opportunity to respond and present evidence and
				argument on all issues involved.
(3) Absent a determination by the presiding
				officer that the interests of justice require otherwise, the order of hearing
				is as follows:
(a) any opening statements
				requested or allowed by the presiding officer;
(b) presentation of evidence by the party
				asserting a claim for relief (the challenging party);
(c) cross examination by the opposing
				party;
(d) presentation of evidence
				by the opposing party;
(e) cross
				examination by the challenging party; and
(f) rebuttal testimony.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.220 - CONTESTED CASES, RECORD

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(1) The record in a
				contested case must include:
(a) all
				pleadings, motions, and rulings;
(b) all evidence, either written or oral,
				received, or considered by the presiding officer;
(c) a statement of matters officially
				noticed;
(d) questions and offers
				of proof, objections, and rulings on objections;
(e) proposed findings and exceptions;
				and
(f) any decision, opinion, or
				report by the presiding officer which must be in writing.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.221 - CONTESTED CASES, EVIDENCE

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(1) Unless
				otherwise provided by statute, all evidence introduced in a contested case
				hearing shall be received and evaluated in conformance with common law and
				statutory rules of evidence.
2-4-202, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-202,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.222 - CONTESTED CASES, EX PARTE COMMUNICATIONS

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(1)
				Pursuant to
				2-4-613, MCA, ex parte
				communications with the presiding officer or any person authorized to
				participate in the decision of the contested case are prohibited unless
				otherwise authorized by law.
2-4-202, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-202,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.223 - CONTESTED CASES, PROPOSED ORDERS

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(1) If a
				majority of the officials of the agency who are to render the final decision
				have not heard the case, a decision that is adverse to a party (other than the
				agency itself) may not be made until a proposed decision is served upon the
				parties and the parties are given an opportunity to file exceptions and briefs,
				and present oral argument to the officials responsible for making a final
				decision.
(2) All parties should be
				informed of any appeal or review procedures provided by the agency.
(3) The parties may waive compliance with
				this rule by written stipulation.
(4) The agency may adopt the proposed
				decision as the agency's final order.
2-4-202, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-202,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.225 - MODEL RULE 21 CONTESTED CASES, NOTICE OF FINAL DECISION (REPEALED)

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2-4-202, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-202,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.226 - DECLARATORY RULINGS, INTRODUCTION

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(1) A
				party may seek a declaratory ruling from the agency when doubt exists as to how
				a statute or rule administered by an agency affects the party's legal
				rights.
2-4-202, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-202,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.227 - DECLARATORY RULINGS, CONTENT OF PETITION

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(1) A petition for declaratory ruling must be
				typewritten or printed.
(2) The
				petition must include:
(a) the name and
				address of petitioner;
(b) a
				detailed statement of the facts upon which petitioner requests the agency to
				base its declaratory ruling;
(c)
				sufficient facts to show that petitioner will be affected by the requested
				ruling;
(d) the rule or statute for
				which petitioner seeks a declaratory ruling;
(e) the questions presented;
(f) propositions of law asserted by
				petitioner;
(g) the specific relief
				requested; and
(h) the name and
				address of any person known by petitioner to be interested in the requested
				declaratory ruling.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.228 - MODEL RULE 23 DECLARATORY RULINGS, DENIAL OF PETITION

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(1) If the agency denies a petition for
				declaratory ruling, the agency must mail a copy of the order denying the
				petition to all persons named in the petition.
(2) An order denying a petition must include
				a statement of the grounds for denial.
2-4-202, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-202,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.229 - DECLARATORY RULINGS, EFFECT

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(1) A
				declaratory ruling is binding between the agency and the petitioner concerning
				the set of facts presented in the petition.
(2) A declaratory ruling or notice of refusal
				to issue a ruling is a final agency decision subject to judicial review in the
				same manner as decisions or orders in contested cases.
2-4-202, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-202,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.230 - GENERAL PROVISIONS, SUBPOENAS

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(1) An
				agency conducting contested case or declaratory ruling proceedings may require
				the furnishing of information, attendance of witnesses, and production of
				evidence through subpoena and subpoena duces tecum.
(a) Subpoenas must be issued and served
				pursuant to the rules of civil procedure. Except as otherwise provided by law,
				costs associated with the subpoena must be paid by the party who requested
				it.
(b) In case of disobedience, an
				agency or other party may petition a district court to compel compliance with a
				subpoena or the giving of testimony.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.231 - GENERAL PROVISIONS, REPRESENTATION

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(1) A person appearing before the agency has
				the right to be accompanied, represented, and advised by counsel. The agency
				should advise a party to a contested case of the right to counsel.
(2) A corporation appearing before an agency
				is considered a separate legal entity and may not appear on its own behalf
				through an agent other than an attorney.
2-4-202, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-202,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.232 - GENERAL PROVISIONS, SERVICE

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(1) Unless
				otherwise provided by law and these rules, all motions and pleadings must be
				served in accordance with the Montana Rules of Civil Procedure.
2-4-202, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-202,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.2 - Attorney General's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act › Rule 1.3.233 - GENERAL PROVISIONS, PUBLIC INSPECTION OF ORDERS AND DECISIONS

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(1) Agencies must maintain an index of all
				final orders and decisions in contested cases and declaratory rulings. All
				final decisions and orders must be available for public inspection on request.
				Copies of final decisions and orders must be given to the public on request
				after payment of the cost of duplication.
2-4-202, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-202,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.3 - Secretary of State's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act (Repealed) › Rule 1.3.301 - INTRODUCTION AND DEFINITIONS (REPEALED)

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This rule was adopted under MAR Notice No.
					 44-2-145.
AUTH:  2-4-202, MCA; IMP:  2-4-201,  2-4-202,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.3 - Secretary of State's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act (Repealed) › Rule 1.3.302 - APPLICATION OF MONTANA ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE ACT (REPEALED)

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AUTH:  2-4-202, MCA; IMP:  2-4-102,  2-4-202,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.3 - Secretary of State's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act (Repealed) › Rule 1.3.304 - RULEMAKING, BIENNIAL REVIEW (REPEALED)

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AUTH:  2-4-202, MCA; IMP:  2-4-202,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.3 - Secretary of State's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act (Repealed) › Rule 1.3.305 - ORGANIZATIONAL RULE (REPEALED)

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AUTH:  2-4-202, MCA; IMP:  2-4-201,  2-4-202,  2-4-314,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.3 - Secretary of State's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act (Repealed) › Rule 1.3.307 - RULEMAKING, INTRODUCTION (REPEALED)

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AUTH:  2-4-202,  2-15-401, MCA; IMP:  2-4-111,  2-4-202,
					  2-4-302,  2-4-303,  2-4-305, MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.3 - Secretary of State's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act (Repealed) › Rule 1.3.308 - RULEMAKING, PETITION TO ADOPT, AMEND, OR REPEAL RULE (REPEALED)

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AUTH:  2-4-202, MCA; IMP:  2-4-202,  2-4-315,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.3 - Secretary of State's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act (Repealed) › Rule 1.3.309 - RULEMAKING, PROPOSAL NOTICE (REPEALED)

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AUTH:  2-4-202,  2-15-401, MCA; IMP:  2-4-111,  2-4-202,
					  2-4-302,  2-4-305,  2-4-307, MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.3 - Secretary of State's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act (Repealed) › Rule 1.3.311 - RULEMAKING, OPPORTUNITY TO BE HEARD (REPEALED)

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AUTH:  2-4-202, MCA; IMP:  2-4-202,  2-4-302,  2-4-305,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.3 - Secretary of State's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act (Repealed) › Rule 1.3.312 - RULEMAKING, AGENCY ACTION (REPEALED)

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AUTH:  2-4-202, MCA; IMP:  2-4-202,  2-4-305,  2-4-307,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.3 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.3.3 - Secretary of State's Organizational and Procedural Rules Required by the Montana Administrative Procedure Act (Repealed) › Rule 1.3.313 - RULEMAKING, TEMPORARY EMERGENCY RULES AND TEMPORARY RULES (REPEALED)

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AUTH:  2-4-202, MCA; IMP:  2-4-202,  2-4-303,  2-4-306,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.4 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.4.1 - General Provisions › Rule 1.4.101 - AGENCY RULEMAKING REQUIREMENTS

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(1) Agencies
				conducting administrative rulemaking must comply with Title 2, chapter 4, MCA,
				which outlines the requirements for administrative rulemaking, and the model
				rules of practice in this chapter, that guide agencies and supplement the
				statutory requirements. Additional guidance can be found on the Secretary of
				State's website at
https://rules.mt.gov
.
AUTH:  2-4-202,  2-15-401, MCA; IMP:  2-4-202,  2-4-305,
					  2-4-306,  2-15-401, MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.4 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.4.1 - General Provisions › Rule 1.4.102 - ADMINISTRATIVE RULES - GENERAL STRUCTURE

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(1) Every rule must
				be assigned a name or catchphrase and a three-part numerical identifier, with
				each part separated by a decimal point. For example, if a rule is numbered
				44.23.501:
* "44" represents the title number assigned to the department
				  or agency;
* "23" represents the chapter number;
* "5" (the first one or two digits in the third part)
				  represents the subchapter number; and
* "01" (the last two digits) represents the individual rule
				  number.
(a) The entire number is
				referred to as the rule number. When a Montana administrative rule is referred
				to in a rulemaking notice or in rule text, it shall be cited as "ARM (rule
				number)". For example, "ARM 44.23.501".
(b) The name or catchphrase assigned to a
				rule must be a short phrase which summarizes the contents of a rule.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.4 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.4.1 - General Provisions › Rule 1.4.103 - MONTANA ADMINISTRATIVE REGISTER SCHEDULE AND SUBMISSION STANDARDS

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(1) The schedule established by the Secretary
				of State for publication of the Montana Administrative Register, including
				filing deadlines for agency submissions, is at
https://sosmt.gov/arm
.
(2) SOS will post on its website a draft of
				the next year's publication schedule on July 1 of each year. Agencies may
				provide feedback on the draft publication schedule. SOS will post an official
				publication schedule on September 1 of each year.
(3) An agency may submit notices in advance
				of the filing deadline for inclusion in a future issue of the Montana
				Administrative Register and, except as provided in  2-4-306, MCA, rule changes
				included in the adoption notice are adopted on the date the adoption notice is
				filed with the Secretary of State and are effective after publication in the
				Register.
(4) Agencies submitting
				notices to SOS for publication in the Register must follow the format standards
				and use the system developed by SOS to ensure consistency and maintain
				professional publishing standards.
AUTH:  2-4-302,  2-4-306,  2-15-401, MCA; IMP:  2-4-306,
					  2-4-311,  2-4-312, MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.4 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.4.1 - General Provisions › Rule 1.4.104 - AGENCY APPROVAL REQUIREMENTS

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(1) Prior to
				electronically submitting a notice for publication in the Register, the agency
				employee must ensure the head of the agency, chairperson of the governing
				board, or agency-selected designee approves the submission. The approval shall
				be indicated by inclusion of the approver's name on the notice
				submission.
(2) The agency rule
				reviewer appointed in accordance with  2-4-110, MCA, may provide an electronic
				signature to indicate the signer's affirmation that the review was performed to
				the best of the reviewer's ability.
AUTH:  2-15-401, MCA; IMP:  2-4-110,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.4 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.4.1 - General Provisions › Rule 1.4.105 - PUBLICATION AND ARRANGEMENT OF THE MONTANA ADMINISTRATIVE REGISTER

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(1) The Montana Administrative Register (MAR)
				is published at
https://rules.mt.gov
according to the schedule referenced in ARM 1.4.103.
(2) In accordance with  2-4-312, MCA, the MAR
				is arranged into sections.
(a) Rulemaking
				notices that propose changes to current rules are published in the section
				named "Proposal Notices."
(b)
				Adoption notices identifying the new official rule text are published in the
				section named "Adoption Notices."
(c) Attorney General opinions and declaratory
				rulings and other special informational notices of agencies are published in
				the section named "Other."
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.4 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.4.1 - General Provisions › Rule 1.4.106 - PUBLIC PARTICIPATION AND COMMENTS

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(1) A public
				hearing related to a rulemaking notice shall be conducted by and under the
				control of a presiding officer designated by the agency.
(2) In accordance with  2-4-305, MCA, an
				agency shall consider all comments received regarding the proposed rulemaking.
				If the rule is adopted and comments were received, the adoption notice must
				include a brief statement of reasons for and against the adoption of the rule.
				The agency may choose to summarize comments and agency responses as its
				"Statement of Reasons" in the adoption notice.
AUTH:  2-15-401, MCA; IMP:  2-4-302,  2-4-305,  2-15-401,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.4 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.4.1 - General Provisions › Rule 1.4.107 - AGENCY FILING FEES

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(1) Starting in
				fiscal year 2026 and each fiscal year thereafter, an agency shall choose one of
				two methods for paying filing fees for the services provided by the Secretary
				of State in the review and publication of notices in the Montana Administrative
				Register (MAR).
(a) Pay $60 per page for each
				notice at the time of publication.
(b) Pay on an annual basis a fee based on the
				volume of notice submissions.
(i) 1 to 4
				notices - $550
(ii) 5 to 9 notices
				- $1,650
(iii) 10 to 15 notices -
				$3,475
(iv) 16 to 25 notices -
				$4,400
(v) 26 to 35 notices-
				$8,675
(vi) 36 or more notices -
				$16,750
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.4 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.4.1 - General Provisions › Rule 1.4.108 - BILL SPONSOR CONTACT

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(1) For efficiency
				and accuracy, the Secretary of State uses the Legislative Services Division's
				roster at leg.mt.gov as the contact list for legislators to meet the
				requirements of  2-4-302, MCA.
AUTH:  2-15-401, MCA; IMP:  2-4-302,  2-15-401,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 1.4 - MODEL RULES › Subchapter 1.4.1 - General Provisions › Rule 1.4.109 - ORGANIZATIONAL RULE

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(1) An agency shall
				adopt an organizational rule in accordance with  2-4-201, MCA. A model
				organizational rule contains:
(a) an overall
				description of the agency's history, purpose, and/or general duties;
(b) the organizational structure of the
				agency (i.e., list of divisions and/or organizational chart);
(c) a description of the functions of the
				agency divisions;
(d) a description
				of any boards, advisory committees, etc. attached to the agency;
(e) location and contact information where
				the public can obtain information or make requests; and
(f) any other information the agency deems
				beneficial.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 2 - ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 2.1 - ORGANIZATIONAL RULE › Subchapter 2.1.1 - N/A › Rule 2.1.101 - ORGANIZATIONAL RULE

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(1) The
				organization and functions of the Department of Administration and its attached
				agencies are described in this rule.
(a)
				History. The department was originally established under the Office of the
				State Controller by Chapter 271, Session Laws of 1963, and was reestablished
				under the Executive Reorganization Act of 1971.
(b) Director. The director of the Department
				of Administration is appointed by the Governor and is responsible for managing
				the department and its divisions. The director is supported by a deputy
				director, a chief program and information officer, a strategic business
				analyst, and the offices of Finance and Budget, Human Resources, Labor
				Relations, Legal Services, and State Continuity and Emergency
				Management.
(c) Divisions. The
				department consists of the following eight divisions:
(i) Architecture and Engineering
				Division;
(ii) Division of Banking
				and Financial Institutions;
(iii)
				General Services Division;
(iv)
				Health Care and Benefits Division;
(v) Risk Management and Tort Defense
				Division;
(vi) State Financial
				Services Division;
(vii) State
				Human Resources Division; and
(viii) State Information Technology Services
				Division.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 2 - ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 2.2 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Subchapter 2.2.1 - General Procedural Rules › Rule 2.2.101 - MODEL PROCEDURAL RULES

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(1) The Department
				of Administration adopts and incorporates by reference the following model
				rules, which may be found at
http://sos.mt.gov/
:
(a) the Attorney General's model procedural
				rules ARM
				1.3.201,
				1.3.202,
				1.3.211
				through
				1.3.224,
				and
				1.3.226
				through
				1.3.233,
				including the appendix of sample forms in effect January 2, 2018. These rules
				provide model rules of practice for contested case hearings and declaratory
				rulings; and
(b) the Secretary of
				State's model rules ARM
				1.3.101,
				1.3.102,
				1.3.301,
				1.3.302,
				1.3.304,
				1.3.305,
				1.3.307
				through
				1.3.309,
				and
				1.3.311
				through
				1.3.313
				in effect January 2, 2018. These rules define model requirements for rulemaking
				under the Montana Administrative Procedure Act.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 2 - ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 2.2 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Subchapter 2.2.1 - General Procedural Rules › Rule 2.2.102 - PUBLIC MEETINGS

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(1) Except as
				otherwise provided in
				2-3-104,
				MCA, when the department holds a meeting as defined in
				2-3-202, MCA, the
				department shall:
(a) use best efforts to post
				meeting or hearing notices, including advisory council and board meetings, a
				week or more ahead of time, Meetings shall be posted a minimum of 72 hours in
				advance;
(b) post the meeting or
				hearing notice on the state's electronic calendar and on other appropriate
				locations on the department's website;
(c) provide personal notification (e.g.,
				email) to those who have previously shown an interest in the matter;
(d) include adequate details of any proposed
				action;
(e) include a full agenda
				for any meeting or hearing with a time allotted for public comment;
(f) include a contact name, address, phone
				number, mailing, and email addresses for persons with disabilities who wish to
				participate in the public meeting; and
(g) incorporate public comment received at
				the meeting in the official minutes of the meeting.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 2 - ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 2.2 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Subchapter 2.2.1 - General Procedural Rules › Rule 2.2.1311 - CLOSING (REPEALED)

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2-18-102, MCA; IMP,
					 2-18-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 2 - ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 2.3 - EMERGENCY AND DISASTER RELIEF (TRANSFERRED TO MILITARY AFFAIRS, TITLE 34) › Subchapter 2.3.1 - Emergency and Disaster Relief › Rule 2.3.101 - EMERGENCY AND DISASTER-GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

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This Rule has been transferred
10-3-311, MCA; IMP,
					 10-3-311,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 2 - ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 2.3 - EMERGENCY AND DISASTER RELIEF (TRANSFERRED TO MILITARY AFFAIRS, TITLE 34) › Subchapter 2.3.1 - Emergency and Disaster Relief › Rule 2.3.102 - EXPENDITURES FROM FUND-GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

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This Rule has been transferred
10-3-311, MCA; IMP,
					 10-3-311,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 2 - ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 2.3 - EMERGENCY AND DISASTER RELIEF (TRANSFERRED TO MILITARY AFFAIRS, TITLE 34) › Subchapter 2.3.1 - Emergency and Disaster Relief › Rule 2.3.103 - DETERMINING FINANCIAL CAPABILITY

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This Rule has been transferred
10-3-311, MCA; IMP,
					 10-3-311,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 2 - ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 2.3 - EMERGENCY AND DISASTER RELIEF (TRANSFERRED TO MILITARY AFFAIRS, TITLE 34) › Subchapter 2.3.1 - Emergency and Disaster Relief › Rule 2.3.104 - APPLICATION FOR ASSISTANCE

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This Rule has been transferred
10-3-311, MCA; IMP,
					 10-3-311,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 2 - ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 2.3 - EMERGENCY AND DISASTER RELIEF (TRANSFERRED TO MILITARY AFFAIRS, TITLE 34) › Subchapter 2.3.2 - State Participation in Federal Assistance Programs › Rule 2.3.201 - STATE AND FEDERAL ASSISTANCE-GENERAL

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This Rule has been transferred
10-3-311, MCA; IMP,
					 10-3-311,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 2 - ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 2.3 - EMERGENCY AND DISASTER RELIEF (TRANSFERRED TO MILITARY AFFAIRS, TITLE 34) › Subchapter 2.3.2 - State Participation in Federal Assistance Programs › Rule 2.3.202 - STATE AND FEDERAL ASSISTANCE-EXPENDITURES

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10-3-311, MCA; IMP,
					 10-3-311,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 2 - ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 2.4 - STATE ACCOUNTING DIVISION › Subchapter 2.4.1 - Regulation of Travel Expenses › Rule 2.4.101 - INTRODUCTION (REPEALED)

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2-18-501,
					 2-18-502, and
					 2-18-503, MCA; IMP,
					 2-18-501,
					 2-18-502, and
					 2-18-503,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 2 - ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 2.4 - STATE ACCOUNTING DIVISION › Subchapter 2.4.1 - Regulation of Travel Expenses › Rule 2.4.102 - TRAVEL GUIDELINES (REPEALED)

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2-18-501 and
					 2-18-503, MCA; IMP,
					 2-18-501,
					 2-18-502, and
					 2-18-503,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 2 - ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 2.4 - STATE ACCOUNTING DIVISION › Subchapter 2.4.1 - Regulation of Travel Expenses › Rule 2.4.103 - REIMBURSABLE EXPENSES (REPEALED)

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2-18-501,
					 2-18-502, and
					 2-18-503, MCA; IMP,
					 2-18-501,
					 2-18-502, and
					 2-18-503,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 2 - ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 2.4 - STATE ACCOUNTING DIVISION › Subchapter 2.4.1 - Regulation of Travel Expenses › Rule 2.4.104 - APPLICABLE STATE STATUTES (REPEALED)

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2-18-501,
					 2-18-502, and
					 2-18-503, MCA; IMP,
					 2-18-501,
					 2-18-502, and
					 2-18-503,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 2 - ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 2.4 - STATE ACCOUNTING DIVISION › Subchapter 2.4.1 - Regulation of Travel Expenses › Rule 2.4.105 - DEPARTURE AND RETURN TIME (REPEALED)

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2-18-501,
					 2-18-502, and
					 2-18-503, MCA; IMP,
					 2-18-501,
					 2-18-502, and
					 2-18-503,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 2 - ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 2.4 - STATE ACCOUNTING DIVISION › Subchapter 2.4.1 - Regulation of Travel Expenses › Rule 2.4.111 - USE OF STATE-OWNED VEHICLES (REPEALED)

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2-18-503, MCA; IMP,
					 2-18-503,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 2 - ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 2.4 - STATE ACCOUNTING DIVISION › Subchapter 2.4.1 - Regulation of Travel Expenses › Rule 2.4.112 - USE OF PERSONAL VEHICLES-REIMBURSEMENT RATES-GENERAL REQUIREMENTS (REPEALED)

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2-18-503, MCA; IMP,
					 2-18-503,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 2 - ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 2.4 - STATE ACCOUNTING DIVISION › Subchapter 2.4.1 - Regulation of Travel Expenses › Rule 2.4.113 - USE OF PERSONAL VEHICLES-REIMBURSEMENT AT STANDARD RATE (REPEALED)

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2-18-503, MCA; IMP,
					 2-18-503,
					 MCA;