Montana § 37-1-319 Rules

Montana Statutes

§ 37-1-319 — Rules

Montana § 37-1-319

Title 37PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS

Ch. 1GENERAL PROVISIONS

Part 3Uniform Professional Licensing and Regulation Procedures

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Mont. Code Ann. § 37-1-319 (2026).

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37-1-319 . Rules. A board may adopt rules:

(1)under the guidelines of 37-1-306 , regarding continuing education and establishing the number of hours required each year, the methods of obtaining education, education topics, and carrying over hours to subsequent years;

(2)regarding qualifications for inactive license status that may require compliance with stated continuing education requirements and may limit the number of years a person may remain on inactive status without having to reestablish qualifications for licensure;

(3)regarding maintenance and safeguarding of client funds or property possessed by a licensee and requiring the funds or property to be maintained separately from the licensee's funds and property; and

(4)defining acts of unprofessional conduct, in addition to thos

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37-1-319 . Rules. A board may adopt rules:
(1) under the guidelines of 37-1-306 , regarding continuing education and establishing the number of hours required each year, the methods of obtaining education, education topics, and carrying over hours to subsequent years;
(2) regarding qualifications for inactive license status that may require compliance with stated continuing education requirements and may limit the number of years a person may remain on inactive status without having to reestablish qualifications for licensure;
(3) regarding maintenance and safeguarding of client funds or property possessed by a licensee and requiring the funds or property to be maintained separately from the licensee's funds and property; and
(4) defining acts of unprofessional conduct, in addition to those contained in 37-1-316 , that constitute a threat to public health, safety, or welfare and that are inappropriate to the practice of the profession or occupation.