Tech & Innovation

Regulatory Sandboxes: Bringing Innovation To Montana

Regulatory Sandboxes: Bringing Innovation To Montana

Regulatory sandboxes are a mechanism used by states to identify unneeded red tape and fast-track innovative businesses with good ideas to the market. Regulatory sandboxes grant businesses a space to operate free from burdensome and outdated regulations for a set period of time, while still undergoing oversight to protect consumers’ health and safety. This gives...

Unlocking Affordable Energy

Unlocking Affordable Energy

"Increased regulatory costs don’t just apply to oil and natural gas, they also have a direct impact on wind, solar, nuclear, and geothermal projects."

By Tanner Avery

Government Excess Blocks Energy Production

Government Excess Blocks Energy Production

"Prioritizing energy production at home will require a change from politicians and groups who historically have been dedicated to growing the size and scope of the government."

By Kendall Cotton

Legalizing Mine Cleanups

Legalizing Mine Cleanups

"Conservation groups and other private organizations have indicated that they would like to clean up these mines, unfortunately federal red tape is holding them back."

By Tanner Avery

Making Montana a Home For Innovation

Making Montana a Home For Innovation

"Montana leaders have a choice to make: Either welcome crypto entrepreneurs or watch the economic activity generated by this fast-growing industry move elsewhere."

By Tanner Avery

Eliminating The Pharmacy Technician Ratio

Eliminating The Pharmacy Technician Ratio

"Montana officials can keep the momentum going after eliminating pharmacy technician ratios by expanding pharmacist prescribing so that we can continue to increase health care access, especially in our rural communities."

By Tanner Avery

Montana Poised for Red Tape Relief in 2022

Montana Poised for Red Tape Relief in 2022

The stage is set for Montana to begin reversing this trend in 2022. Rule notices indicate the Red Tape Relief Initiative has already spurred large reductions in the state’s regulatory burden.

By Kendall Cotton