Generally revise child care laws

SB 467 revises Montana's child care laws to streamline regulations and protect privacy. It requires child care providers to keep children's information confidential and removes mandatory inspections and training requirements previously handled by local health authorities. The bill updates definitions for terms like "family day-care home" and "school-age care" to clarify standards. These changes aim to improve access to quality child care for working families, particularly mothers, while affirming parental rights over child care decisions.