Montana § 50-9-501 Health Care Declaration Registry -- Website -- Rulemaking

Montana Statutes

§ 50-9-501 — Health Care Declaration Registry -- Website -- Rulemaking

Montana § 50-9-501

Title 50HEALTH AND SAFETY

Ch. 9RIGHTS OF THE TERMINALLY ILL ACT

Part 5Health Care Declaration Registry

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Mont. Code Ann. § 50-9-501 (2026).

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50-9-501 . Health care declaration registry -- website -- rulemaking.

(1)The attorney general shall establish and maintain a health care declaration registry.

(2)The registry must be accessible through a website maintained by the attorney general.

(3)The registry must be used to store declarations pertaining to life-sustaining treatment made pursuant to 50-9-103 that are filed with the attorney general.

(4)The registry must be maintained in a secure database that is designed to provide authorized health care providers with immediate access to the registry at all times.

(5)The attorney general may adopt rules to implement the creation and maintenance of a health care declaration registry and for the creation and maintenance of the statewide education and outreach program created in 50-

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50-9-501 . Health care declaration registry -- website -- rulemaking. (1) The attorney general shall establish and maintain a health care declaration registry.
(2) The registry must be accessible through a website maintained by the attorney general.
(3) The registry must be used to store declarations pertaining to life-sustaining treatment made pursuant to 50-9-103 that are filed with the attorney general.
(4) The registry must be maintained in a secure database that is designed to provide authorized health care providers with immediate access to the registry at all times.
(5) The attorney general may adopt rules to implement the creation and maintenance of a health care declaration registry and for the creation and maintenance of the statewide education and outreach program created in 50-9-505 .