Mont. Code Ann. § 39-2-1608
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39-2-1608 Lawful employment enforcement fund
Official statutory text
39-2-1608 . Lawful employment enforcement fund. (1) There is a lawful employment enforcement fund account in the state special revenue fund established in 17-2-102 .
(2) There must be paid into the account money collected pursuant to 39-2-305 and 39-2-1606 .
(3) Money in the account is available to the department of labor and industry by appropriation and may only be used by the department to implement and administer the purposes set forth in this part, including but not limited to enforcement and education.
(4) Interest and income earned on the account and any unspent or unencumbered money in the account at the end of a fiscal year must remain in the account.
(2) There must be paid into the account money collected pursuant to 39-2-305 and 39-2-1606 .
(3) Money in the account is available to the department of labor and industry by appropriation and may only be used by the department to implement and administer the purposes set forth in this part, including but not limited to enforcement and education.
(4) Interest and income earned on the account and any unspent or unencumbered money in the account at the end of a fiscal year must remain in the account.
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