Cities in Montana use zoning to tell us what kind of houses can be built and where. They say whether we can have single-family housing in one neighborhood, or apartment buildings in another. The Montana Zoning Atlas 2.0 uses the National Zoning Atlas standardized methodology to evaluate 13 fast growing Montana counties to see how...
"Think about what it would mean if a physician could lose his or her license due to a private discussion with a patient in an exam room for sharing a true and honest medical opinion."
Be sure to stay tuned as we will continue to provide weekly updates as the legislation you care about makes its way through the legislature.
"Most concerning is the near complete lack of functional oversight and accountability by the Judicial Standards Commission (JSC), the official supervisory body for the judicial branch."
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The Frontier Institute has identified three Key Bills and a slate of Red Tape Relief Bills for the week of January 2-6, 2023.
"Ensuring the independence, impartiality and integrity of the judiciary should be a Montana issue, not a partisan issue."
"As 2023 quickly approaches, we look forward to continuing to provide you with original columns that focus on solutions that rely on more freedom, not more government."
"Licensure reforms to reduce protectionist conflicts of interest and eliminate burdensome red tape are a big step forward in removing barriers to work and unleashing Montana’s economic potential."
"For the sake of our liberties, we could use more judges like him both in Montana and in Washington, D.C."
"I’m thankful that Montana’s wonderful outdoors and tight knit communities seem to help keep old traditions alive year after year."
"Regulatory reforms to eliminate excessive zoning empowers people to plan their own lives free from government coercion."
"Our latest count identifies more than 80 bill drafts that have already been reserved by state agencies which advance the Red Tape Relief Initiative’s mandate."
"As lawmakers look to strengthen the rights of Montanans, limiting the judiciary’s bias towards government could be a powerful way to ensure the courts err on the side of liberty by limiting the accumulated power of unelected regulators."