April 25, 2013 •
Montana Legislature Adjourns
The Montana Senate and the House both adjourned sine die on April 24, 2013, three days ahead of the Legislature’s scheduled adjournment date.
Governor Steve Bullock, who does not have a pocket veto, has 10 days upon delivery to sign, veto, or recommend amendments to bills.
The Legislature, which meets in regular session for 90 working days in every odd-numbered year, will have its next regular session in 2015.
Photo of the Montana State Capitol courtesy of Wikipedia.
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