Revise laws relating to amusement rides and safety

The bill status was updated from a draft version (SB0110.2) to an enrolled bill (SB0110), signifying final passage.

Minor formatting adjustments were made to the bill title and section numbering to align with official enrolled bill standards.

Added a specific exemption for amusement rides operating in Montana for 30 days or less, clarifying they are not subject to the full definition of an amusement ride.

Updated the definition of 'passenger' to explicitly include individuals leaving the immediate vicinity after exiting the ride.

Required operators to post a conspicuous sign listing passenger and operator responsibilities and prohibitions on the grounds.

Prohibited operators or their employees from supervising or operating rides while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

Corrected a grammatical error in the definition of 'qualified inspector' regarding the application of the definition to short-term rides.

Bill number changed from SB 110.2 to SB 110.

Added 'ENROLLED BILL' header and page numbering consistent with final legislative versions.

Minor formatting adjustments to section titles and line breaks.

Exempted amusement rides set up and operating in Montana for 30 days or less from the bill's definitions.

Expanded the definition of 'passenger' to include people waiting in the immediate vicinity, boarding, using, exiting, or leaving the area of a ride.

Updated the definition of 'qualified inspector' to explicitly include inspectors with Level 1 maintenance certifications from AIMS International or the National Association of Amusement Ride Safety Officials.

Added a requirement for operators to post conspicuous signs listing passenger and operator responsibilities and prohibitions.

Added a new subsection (B) to the definition of 'amusement ride' that explicitly states the definition does NOT apply to rides set up and operating for 30 days or less.

Reorganized the definition of 'Passenger' to use a numbered list format (a, b, c, d, e) instead of the previous format, clarifying the specific activities that constitute being a passenger.

Reorganized the definition of 'Qualified inspector' to use a numbered list format (a, b, i, ii) for clarity regarding professional engineers and certified inspectors.

Removed the phrase 'This definition applies' from the end of the original definition text, as the new structure replaces it with a specific exclusion clause.

Corrected the bill number from 'SB 110.1' to 'SB0110.2' and adjusted the legislative session header formatting.

The bill number was updated from LC 0314 to SB 110.1, reflecting its introduction in the Senate.

Header text was updated to include the names of the primary sponsors, W. Mckamey and K. Walsh.

Page headers were updated to reflect the new bill number and the 'Authorized Print Version' designation.