Next session starts in the interim. See it coming
USLege tracks interim topics in Texas, Utah, and Montana: the study assignments legislatures give committees between sessions. Each topic shows its committee, the bills it references, and the committee reports that respond to it.
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The bills of next session are written in the interim
Between sessions, leadership assigns committees to study issues, committees hold hearings, and reports land with recommendations that become next session's bills. The assignments are buried in long charge documents, and the reports arrive months later in another place.
From charge to report
Find the topics
Search interim topics by keyword, committee, chamber, or requester.
See what they touch
Each topic lists the bills it references and the committee assigned to it.
Read the outcome
Committee reports link back to the topics they answer.
The interim, tracked
Every assigned topic
Search study topics by keyword across the full topic text.
Committees and chambers
Filter by House, Senate, or joint committees, or by a single committee.
Bills referenced
See which bills each topic cites, and find topics that reference a bill you track.
Committee reports
Standing, investigative, and select committee reports, linked to the topics they respond to.
Montana bill draft requests
Search Montana's interim bill draft requests by LC number, requester, and status.
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