LEGISLATIVE INFORMATION

 

2023 LEGISLATIVE SESSION

The CSI will work with legislators on their priorities to help protect consumers of securities and insurance.

Update continuing education statutes to allow for a more timely and consistent approval process, providing a better overall experience for agents.

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This bill will revise the cancellation of cabin site lease sale requirements. This will make the process fairer as well as meet our legal requirement to get the most revenue from these sales.

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Considering recent incidents across the state, this bill will allow the CSI to regulate certain aspects of the fugitive recovery process.

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Recently we have seen an uptick in travel-related issues. This bill will help consumers who purchase Travel Insurance by creating a legal framework for its sale to Montanans.

Housekeeping bill for the agency.

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THIS WEEK IN THE SESSION

UPDATE CONTINUING EDUCATION LAWS (HB61)
This has been signed into law by Governor Gianforte.

CABIN SITE SALES (SB49)
It has passed the House Natural Resources Committee with a 14-1 vote. It is scheduled for second reading in the House on Friday, March 24th. 

BAIL BONDS (HB62)
It was heard in the Senate Business and Labor Committee and is awaiting executive action. Executive action is anticipated on Monday, March 27th.

TRAVEL INSURANCE MODEL ACT (HB591)
Passed House Chamber and was heard in Senate Business and Labor Committee on March 23rd. Executive action is anticipated soon. 

HOUSEKEEPING (HB156)
It has passed both chambers and is on its way to Governor Gianforte’s Office for signature. 

2022 CSI AGENCY SAVINGS

$ 124,000,000

Total monies sent back to the General Fund in 2022

HELPING MONTANAS KIDS

$ 39,000,000

Money sent to Healthy Montana Kids from CSI

CSI OPERATING EXPENSES

$ 8,500,000

The total 2022 CSI operating expenses with 65 employees