Mont. Code Ann. § 41-2-104
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41-2-104 Exemptions
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41-2-104 . Exemptions. The provisions of this part do not apply to a minor who is employed:
(1) in an agricultural occupation not otherwise prohibited by this part and who has received written consent from the minor's parents or a person standing in place of the parent who works on a farm or ranch where the parent or person is also employed;
(2) in domestic service or an agricultural pursuit performed outside school hours in connection with a home or a farm owned or operated by the minor's parent or by a person standing in place of the parent;
(3) by the parent or a person standing in place of the parent;
(4) during periods of school vacations on a campsite of a nonprofit corporation engaged in citizenship training and character building;
(5) as an actor, model, or performer;
(6) outside school hours by a home owner in casual work usual to the home of the home owner and not in connection with the home owner's business, trade, or profession;
(7) by the legislature as a legislative aide or page;
(8) in the distribution or sale of or in the collection for newspapers, periodicals, or circulars; or
(9) as an official or referee for a nonprofit athletic organization. A minor who is under the age of 14 may not officiate at adult events or activities.
(1) in an agricultural occupation not otherwise prohibited by this part and who has received written consent from the minor's parents or a person standing in place of the parent who works on a farm or ranch where the parent or person is also employed;
(2) in domestic service or an agricultural pursuit performed outside school hours in connection with a home or a farm owned or operated by the minor's parent or by a person standing in place of the parent;
(3) by the parent or a person standing in place of the parent;
(4) during periods of school vacations on a campsite of a nonprofit corporation engaged in citizenship training and character building;
(5) as an actor, model, or performer;
(6) outside school hours by a home owner in casual work usual to the home of the home owner and not in connection with the home owner's business, trade, or profession;
(7) by the legislature as a legislative aide or page;
(8) in the distribution or sale of or in the collection for newspapers, periodicals, or circulars; or
(9) as an official or referee for a nonprofit athletic organization. A minor who is under the age of 14 may not officiate at adult events or activities.
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