The resolution from the Senate of the State of Montana calls on Congress to amend the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act to ensure that Montanans are included in its provisions. This act is designed to provide compensation to individuals who have suffered health issues due to exposure to radiation from nuclear testing and other related activities. The resolution highlights the need for recognition and support for those in Montana who may have been adversely affected by such exposure.

By urging Congress to take action, the resolution reflects the concerns of various Montana legislators regarding the health impacts of radiation exposure on their constituents. It emphasizes the importance of equitable treatment for all affected individuals, advocating for the inclusion of Montanans in the compensation framework to address their specific needs and circumstances.