Montana § 39-8-401 Disclosure Of Information

Montana Statutes

§ 39-8-401 — Disclosure Of Information

Montana § 39-8-401

Title 39LABOR

Ch. 8PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYER ORGANIZATIONS AND GROUPS LICENSING

Part 4Confidentiality -- Applicability of Other Law

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Mont. Code Ann. § 39-8-401 (2026).

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39-8-401 . Disclosure of information.

(1)The department may not disclose to any person the records, statements, or documents received from an applicant, client, or professional employer organization or group, except:

(a)information necessary for public employees in the performance of their public duties; or

(b)in response to an order received by a court of competent jurisdiction upon a finding that the disclosure of the record, statement, or document is necessary because the merits of disclosure clearly exceed the demand for individual privacy.

(2)The department may publish or make available to the public reasonable statistical data or reports regarding professional employer organizations or groups if the data or reports protect the identity of an applicant, client, or professional emp

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39-8-401 . Disclosure of information. (1) The department may not disclose to any person the records, statements, or documents received from an applicant, client, or professional employer organization or group, except:
(a) information necessary for public employees in the performance of their public duties; or
(b) in response to an order received by a court of competent jurisdiction upon a finding that the disclosure of the record, statement, or document is necessary because the merits of disclosure clearly exceed the demand for individual privacy.
(2) The department may publish or make available to the public reasonable statistical data or reports regarding professional employer organizations or groups if the data or reports protect the identity of an applicant, client, or professional employer organization or group.