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Montana legislator

Dennis Lenz

Republican Current role, District 25

Source: Open States / PluralUpdated 2026-09-13 02:05:04 UTC. This is a current-role record, not a complete service history.

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Sponsored legislation

  • SJ 41: Interim study of home-based and family child care providers
  • SB 250: Generally revise laws related to child and family ombudsman
  • SJ 34: Interim study of child care
  • SB 318: Generally revise child custody laws
  • SJ 30: Study the child abuse and neglect registry
  • SJ 31: Interim study of mandatory reporting
  • SJ 32: Study citizen's review board law for child protective service cases
  • SB 151: Direct the director of the public defender's office to create units for family defense and children's representation
  • SB 469: Generally revise laws related to service area authorities
  • SB 467: Generally revise child care laws
  • SB 465: Revise GAL laws and funding
  • SB 463: Generally revise laws related to reporting of child abuse and neglect
  • SB 401: Prohibit definitions in administrative rules
  • SB 367: Revise citizen review boards in DN proceedings
  • SB 285: Generally revise child care administrative rules
  • SB 269: Generally revise laws regarding family and group day-care homes
  • SB 268: A bill to renew the dependency and neglect court system task force
  • SB 216: Creating the Montana physicians' workforce investment act
  • SR 68: Confirm governor's appointee for the board of massage therapy
  • SB 524: Revise laws relating to category D assisted living facilities
  • SB 468: Establish central registry for individuals who are the subject of a substantiated report of child abuse or neglect
  • SB 466: Establish factors when determining best interest of child
  • SB 464: Revise laws related to appointment of special advocates in abuse and neglect cases
  • SB 402: Provide for case determinations of investigations of reported child abuse or neglect
  • SB 317: Prohibit health insurers from performing prior authorization on psychiatric drugs in shortage or discontinued

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