House Bill 280 proposes the repeal of the Interagency Coordinating Council for State Prevention Programs, effectively eliminating the council and its associated reporting requirements. The bill specifically targets Section 2-15-225 of the Montana Code Annotated (MCA), which outlines the establishment and functions of this council.

By repealing this section, the bill aims to streamline state operations related to prevention programs by removing what is deemed unnecessary bureaucratic oversight. This legislative change reflects a shift in focus away from interagency coordination in prevention efforts, potentially impacting how state prevention programs are managed and evaluated moving forward.