Montana § 41-3-132 Volunteer Program -- Rulemaking -- Report

Montana Statutes

§ 41-3-132 — Volunteer Program -- Rulemaking -- Report

Montana § 41-3-132

Title 41MINORS

Ch. 3CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT

Part 1General

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Mont. Code Ann. § 41-3-132 (2026).

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41-3-132 . Volunteer program -- rulemaking -- report.

(1)There is established within the department a volunteer program to support child protective services activities. Volunteers must be 18 years of age or older. Volunteers are not salaried employees and are not entitled to wages and benefits.

(2)The department shall, by administrative rule:

(a)establish a registration portal for volunteers interested in supporting child protective services activities, including those related to child abuse and neglect prevention, family support, and reunification; and

(b)develop a process for referring potential volunteers to faith-based and community-based organizations offering volunteer opportunities that support child protective services activities, including those related to child abuse and negl

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41-3-132 . Volunteer program -- rulemaking -- report. (1) There is established within the department a volunteer program to support child protective services activities. Volunteers must be 18 years of age or older. Volunteers are not salaried employees and are not entitled to wages and benefits.
(2) The department shall, by administrative rule:
(a) establish a registration portal for volunteers interested in supporting child protective services activities, including those related to child abuse and neglect prevention, family support, and reunification; and
(b) develop a process for referring potential volunteers to faith-based and community-based organizations offering volunteer opportunities that support child protective services activities, including those related to child abuse and neglect prevention, family support, and reunification.
(3) In accordance with 5-11-210 , the department shall report to the children, families, health, and human services interim committee regarding the department's efforts under this section.