North Carolina H560 protects parents and caregivers from abuse or neglect claims for raising children according to their biological sex.

North Carolina H560, also known as the Parents Protection Act, amends state law to prevent parents, guardians, or caregivers from being subject to abuse or neglect claims solely for raising a child in accordance with the child's biological sex. This includes referring to the child by their biological sex and making related mental health or medical decisions based on the child's biological sex. The act emphasizes the importance of protecting children's welfare while ensuring that the quality of substitute care is as close as possible to family care.

North Carolina H560 protects parents and caregivers from abuse or neglect claims for raising children according to their biological sex.

North Carolina H560, also known as the Parents Protection Act, amends state law to prevent parents, guardians, or caregivers from being subject to abuse or neglect claims solely for raising a child in accordance with the child's biological sex. This includes referring to the child by their biological sex and making related mental health or medical decisions based on the child's biological sex. The act emphasizes the importance of protecting children's welfare while ensuring that the quality of substitute care is as close as possible to family care.