This bill confirms three individuals appointed by the Montana Governor to serve on the state Board of Pharmacy. The confirmed members are Paul Brand, Michelle Case, and Logan Tinsen, who will serve terms ending between 2026 and 2028. By passing this resolution, the Senate formally approves these appointments as required by state law, allowing the appointees to officially begin their roles on the board. The bill is a procedural measure that completes the appointment process rather than changing pharmacy regulations or policies.
This bill confirms the governor's appointments of two individuals to the Montana Board of Physical Therapy Examiners. It directly affects the board by formally approving Hayden Brace and Doug Martin to serve as members for terms ending in 2025 and 2026, respectively. The key mechanism is a Senate resolution that concurs in and consents to the governor's selections, making the appointments official. Once confirmed, the Secretary of the Senate will send copies of the resolution to the Secretary of State and the governor. This action allows the newly appointed members to begin their duties on the regulatory board overseeing physical therapy practice in Montana.
This bill confirms Frederick Moore's appointment to the Montana Board of Livestock, a body that regulates livestock-related matters in the state. The Senate is formally approving the Governor's selection of Moore to serve a term ending March 1, 2029, as required by state law. Once confirmed, the resolution will be sent to the Secretary of State and the Governor to finalize the appointment process. This procedural action does not create new policies but validates an existing executive appointment.
This bill confirms the Governor of Montana's appointment of Seth Berglee to serve as a member of the Judicial Standards Commission. The resolution formally approves the appointment, which was submitted to the Senate on January 16, 2025, and sets the term to end on July 1, 2027. By passing this measure, the Senate completes the required confirmation process for the judicial appointment, allowing the appointee to begin their official duties. The bill is a procedural action that validates the governor's selection without altering any existing laws or policies.
This Montana Senate resolution confirms the governor's appointments of Hillary Carter and Barbara Doughty to the Board of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists. The bill formally approves these two individuals to serve on the state board, with Carter serving until July 1, 2026, and Doughty until July 1, 2025. By passing this resolution, the Senate completes the appointment process required by state law, allowing the appointed members to officially begin their terms on the regulatory board.
This bill confirms six individuals appointed by the Montana Governor to serve on the Historical Society Board of Trustees. The resolution formally approves Kim Briggeman, Tim Fox, Peter Johnson, William Jones, Rachel Reckin, and Candi Zion for their respective terms ending between 2028 and 2029. By passing this measure, the Senate completes the legal process required for these appointments to take effect under state law. The bill does not create new policies or funding but serves as a procedural step to validate the Governor's selections.
This bill confirms the governor's appointment of William O'Connor to the Montana Board of Personnel Appeals. The resolution formally approves O'Connor's selection to serve a term ending January 1, 2027, as required by state law. By passing this measure, the Senate completes the appointment process, allowing the appointee to officially begin their role on the board. The bill is a procedural action that validates an executive appointment rather than creating new policy or changing existing laws.
This Montana Senate resolution confirms three appointments to the Commission for Human Rights made by the Governor. The bill formally approves Curtis Almy, Peter Damrow, and Connie Sartain to serve on the commission until January 2, 2029. By passing this resolution, the Senate completes the legislative process required for these individuals to officially join the commission. The measure follows state law procedures for confirming gubernatorial appointments to state boards.
This bill confirms five individuals appointed by the Montana Governor to serve on the state Transportation Commission. The confirmed appointees are Scott Aspenlieder, Bob Cloninger, Loran Frazier, Shane Sanders, and Noel Sansaver, with terms ending in 2027 or 2029 depending on the individual. By passing this resolution, the Senate formally approves these nominations, allowing the appointees to begin their official duties on the commission. The bill follows standard legislative procedure for confirming executive branch appointments and directs the Senate Secretary to send a copy of the resolution to the Secretary of State and the Governor.
This bill confirms four individuals appointed by the Montana Governor to serve on the Board of Outfitters, a state agency that regulates outdoor recreation activities. The resolution formally approves the appointments of Ernest Barker, Chris Gentry, Matthew Greemore, Wagner Harmon, and John Way, each serving terms ending between 2025 and 2028. By passing this measure, the Montana Senate completes the constitutional process required for the Governor's appointees to officially take their positions on the board. The bill contains no new policy changes and serves only to ratify existing administrative appointments made under state law.
This Montana Senate resolution confirms four individuals appointed by the governor to serve on the Board of Plumbers. The bill formally approves the appointments of Karl Carlson, Mike Daines, Nathan Dale, and Mykal Jorgenson, each serving terms ending between July 1, 2025, and July 1, 2027. By passing this resolution, the Senate completes the constitutional process required for the governor's nominees to officially join the regulatory board that oversees plumbing standards in the state.
This bill confirms the governor's appointments of two individuals, Camilla Juhl Petersen and Ashleigh Magill, to the Montana Board of Medical Examiners. The resolution formally approves these nominations submitted by the governor on January 16, 2025, allowing them to serve terms ending on July 1, 2027. Once confirmed, the Senate will send a copy of the resolution to the Secretary of State and the governor to complete the appointment process. This action affects the composition of the state board responsible for overseeing medical licensing and disciplinary matters.
