Montana § 41-2-104 Exemptions

Montana Statutes

§ 41-2-104 — Exemptions

Montana § 41-2-104

Title 41MINORS

Ch. 2CHILD LABOR

Part 1Child Labor Standards Act

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Mont. Code Ann. § 41-2-104 (2026).

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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;

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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.