Montana § 2-4-111 Small Business Impact Analysis -- Assistance

Montana Statutes

§ 2-4-111 — Small Business Impact Analysis -- Assistance

Montana § 2-4-111

Title 2GOVERNMENT STRUCTURE AND ADMINISTRATION

Ch. 4ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE ACT

Part 1General Provisions

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Mont. Code Ann. § 2-4-111 (2026).

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2-4-111 . Small business impact analysis -- assistance.

(1)(a) A proposal notice pursuant to 2-4-302 must include a small business impact analysis. The small business impact analysis, at a minimum, must:

(i)identify by class or group the small businesses probably affected by the proposed rule; and

(ii)include a statement of the probable significant and direct effects of the proposed rule on the small businesses identified in subsection (1)(a)(i).

(b)If the agency proposes to adopt, increase, or decrease a monetary amount that a person shall pay or will receive, such as a fee, cost, or benefits, the analysis must include an estimate, if known, of:

(i)the cumulative amount for all persons of the proposed increase, decrease, or new amount; and

(ii)the number of persons affected.

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2-4-111 . Small business impact analysis -- assistance. (1) (a) A proposal notice pursuant to 2-4-302 must include a small business impact analysis. The small business impact analysis, at a minimum, must:
(i) identify by class or group the small businesses probably affected by the proposed rule; and
(ii) include a statement of the probable significant and direct effects of the proposed rule on the small businesses identified in subsection (1)(a)(i).
(b) If the agency proposes to adopt, increase, or decrease a monetary amount that a person shall pay or will receive, such as a fee, cost, or benefits, the analysis must include an estimate, if known, of:
(i) the cumulative amount for all persons of the proposed increase, decrease, or new amount; and
(ii) the number of persons affected.
(2) An agency is not required to prepare a separate small business impact analysis under this section if the agency pursuant to 2-4-405 is preparing or has prepared an economic impact statement regarding adoption, amendment, or repeal of a rule.
(3) The agency shall provide documentation for the estimates, statements, and descriptions required under subsection (1).
(4) The final adoption, amendment, or repeal of a rule is not subject to challenge in any court as a result of the inaccuracy or inadequacy of a small business impact analysis required under this section.