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Code · Montana · Title 22 — Libraries, Arts, and Antiquities · Chapter 3 · Part 9

22-3-915. Delay of repatriation for scientific study.

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22-3-915 . Delay of repatriation for scientific study.
(1)If repatriation is ordered after a hearing, a possessing entity may request a temporary delay in repatriation because of:
(a)scientific study being conducted on or proposed to be conducted on human skeletal remains or funerary objects in its possession or control; or
(b)good faith efforts to initiate or proceed with a scientific study of human skeletal remains or funerary objects in its possession or control.
(2)If a hearings examiner determines that a possessing entity has provided evidence supporting a good faith effort regarding scientific study, the hearings examiner shall provide a reasonable period of delay to allow completion of the study prior to repatriation.
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