Montana legislators
Yakawich, Mike
Republican Montana State Senator, 24
Official page: https://bills.legmt.gov/#/legislators/110
Sponsored bills
- SB0244: Revise laws related to health insurance coverage of behavioral health screening (primary sponsor)
- SB0072: Provide presumptive eligibility for Medicaid coverage of home and community-based services (primary sponsor)
- SB0370: Generally revise laws related to jury duty (primary sponsor)
- SB0281: Revise electioneering laws (primary sponsor)
- SB0203: Revise income tax brackets to lower income taxes (primary sponsor)
- SB0135: Eliminate termination of chemical dependency voucher program (primary sponsor)
- SB0112: Revise laws related to state purchase of opioid antagonists (primary sponsor)
- HB0220: Provide for a child tax credit
- HB0161: Establish a vending machine account in the special revenue fund
- HB0796: Providing for department of labor and industry and licensing boards to request health care information by administrative process
- SB0296: Enhance penalty for crime against vulnerable person (primary sponsor)
- SB0095: Provide funding for suicide prevention (primary sponsor)
- SB0516: Update licensing requirements for facilities licensed by the department of public health and human services (primary sponsor)
- SB0398: Revise laws related to collections-related actions in municipal court (primary sponsor)
- SB0369: Strengthen suicide prevention efforts in schools (primary sponsor)
- SB0245: Provide for human trafficking awareness training for school bus drivers (primary sponsor)
- SJ0049: Interim study of youth and family behavioral health prevention (primary sponsor)
- SJ0048: Interim study of the public health and safety impacts of marijuana legalization (primary sponsor)
- HB0671: Revise ABLE Act definitions to conform to Montana individual income tax code
- HB0184: Modify language in the MCA that may diminish the dignity of individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing
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