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HB2884

Parental rights in health care; minor child's health care consultations; parental abuse exception; Attorney General enforcement; relief; immunity; physician and psychotherapist patient privilege; minor cannot refuse to disclose information to their parent or legal guardian; disclosure of confidential information, privileges, and testimony in hearings; parent or legal guardian's consent is required; disclosure of information and exceptions; right of self-consent under certain conditions and doctor-patient privileges; minors can consent without a parent or legal guardian; effective date.

Introduced·2/3/25
Int Text

Oklahoma HB2884 establishes parental rights in their minor child's health care consultations, exceptions, and enforcement mechanisms.

Oklahoma HB2884 mandates that parents or legal guardians must be present during their minor child's health care consultations, except in cases of parental abuse. It also allows minors to consent to health services under specific conditions, such as being married, having a dependent child, or being separated from their parents. The bill authorizes the Attorney General to enforce these rights and provides for relief and immunity.

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History

Feb 12, 2025

House

Withdrawn from Civil Judiciary Committee

Feb 12, 2025

House

Withdrawn from Judiciary and Public Safety Oversight Committee

Feb 12, 2025

House

Referred to Rules