Montana § 20-3-330 District Self-Funded Health Benefit Plan Reserve Funds -- Exception For Dissolution Of Plan

Montana Statutes

§ 20-3-330 — District Self-Funded Health Benefit Plan Reserve Funds -- Exception For Dissolution Of Plan

Montana § 20-3-330

Title 20EDUCATION

Ch. 3ELECTED OFFICIALS

Part 3School District Trustees

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Mont. Code Ann. § 20-3-330 (2026).

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20-3-330 . District self-funded health benefit plan reserve funds -- exception for dissolution of plan.

(1)Except as provided in subsection (2), the trustees of a school district with a self-insured health benefit plan holding reserve funds shall use these funds to pay claims and other liabilities of the district's health benefit plan.

(2)Upon dissolution of a district's self-insured health benefit plan, all remaining reserves must be maintained by the district under the provisions of 20-3-331 and must be used to pay for employee benefit costs as determined by a collective bargaining agreement or an employer policy or as required by applicable state or federal law.

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20-3-330 . District self-funded health benefit plan reserve funds -- exception for dissolution of plan. (1) Except as provided in subsection (2), the trustees of a school district with a self-insured health benefit plan holding reserve funds shall use these funds to pay claims and other liabilities of the district's health benefit plan.
(2) Upon dissolution of a district's self-insured health benefit plan, all remaining reserves must be maintained by the district under the provisions of 20-3-331 and must be used to pay for employee benefit costs as determined by a collective bargaining agreement or an employer policy or as required by applicable state or federal law.