MT SB344

Vetoed bills must be delivered to either the chief clerk of the house or the secretary of the senate, replacing the previous option to deliver to "the presiding officer, secretary, clerk, or any member" of the originating house

Delivery of a vetoed bill is considered effectual when the chief clerk or secretary physically receives the bill with message, a receipt is attached, and the message is time-stamped and dated

Removes the previous requirement for the governor to notify the house on its next session day about when and to whom the delivery was made

Effective immediately upon passage and approval, with retroactive application to all vetoed legislation from the start of the 69th legislative session