Minnesota SF1707 establishes a Parent's Bill of Rights, affirming parental authority over minor children's education, health care, and privacy.
Minnesota SF1707 establishes a Parent's Bill of Rights, ensuring parents retain fundamental rights over their minor children's upbringing, education, and health care. This includes directing the education, accessing school records, and making health care decisions. The bill emphasizes that these rights are inalienable unless legally waived. It also prohibits state entities from interfering with these rights and mandates prompt notification to parents if a crime is suspected involving their child.
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