Mont. Code Ann. § 5-2-504
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5-2-504 Legislative branch consolidated
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5-2-504 . Legislative branch consolidated. The following legislative branch entities are consolidated, as provided in 5-2-503 and this section:
(1) the senate and the house of representatives provided for in Article V, section 1, of the Montana constitution;
(2) the legislative council established by 5-11-101 ;
(3) the legislative services division established by 5-11-111 ;
(4) the legislative finance committee established by 5-12-201 ;
(5) the legislative fiscal division established by 5-12-301 ;
(6) the legislative audit committee established by 5-13-201 ;
(7) the legislative audit division established by 5-13-301 ; and
(8) the environmental quality council established by 5-16-101 .
(1) the senate and the house of representatives provided for in Article V, section 1, of the Montana constitution;
(2) the legislative council established by 5-11-101 ;
(3) the legislative services division established by 5-11-111 ;
(4) the legislative finance committee established by 5-12-201 ;
(5) the legislative fiscal division established by 5-12-301 ;
(6) the legislative audit committee established by 5-13-201 ;
(7) the legislative audit division established by 5-13-301 ; and
(8) the environmental quality council established by 5-16-101 .
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