Mont. Code Ann. § 90-1-156
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90-1-156 Purposes -- fundraising
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90-1-156 . Purposes -- fundraising. (1) The purposes of the commission are to:
(a) advance bilateral trade and investment between Montana and Ireland;
(b) initiate joint action on issues of mutual interest to Montana and Ireland;
(c) promote business and academic exchanges between Montana and Ireland;
(d) encourage mutual economic support between Montana and Ireland;
(e) encourage mutual investment in the infrastructure of Montana and Ireland; and
(f) address any other issues deemed to be of mutual benefit to Montana and Ireland.
(2) The commission may raise funds through direct solicitation or other fundraising events, alone or with other groups, and may accept gifts, grants, and donations to carry out its purpose.
(a) advance bilateral trade and investment between Montana and Ireland;
(b) initiate joint action on issues of mutual interest to Montana and Ireland;
(c) promote business and academic exchanges between Montana and Ireland;
(d) encourage mutual economic support between Montana and Ireland;
(e) encourage mutual investment in the infrastructure of Montana and Ireland; and
(f) address any other issues deemed to be of mutual benefit to Montana and Ireland.
(2) The commission may raise funds through direct solicitation or other fundraising events, alone or with other groups, and may accept gifts, grants, and donations to carry out its purpose.
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