SB190 codifies parental rights in South Dakota, emphasizing consent for child-related decisions and actions.

SB190 establishes a framework for parental rights in South Dakota, ensuring parents must consent to various actions concerning their minor child. This includes medical procedures, mental health evaluations, prescription medication, and educational decisions. The bill mandates that schools and state agencies obtain parental consent before accessing or sharing a child's records, participating in school activities, or providing certain educational content. It also prohibits state employees from withholding information from parents about their child's health or activities.

SB190 codifies parental rights in South Dakota, emphasizing consent for child-related decisions and actions.

SB190 establishes a framework for parental rights in South Dakota, ensuring parents must consent to various actions concerning their minor child. This includes medical procedures, mental health evaluations, prescription medication, and educational decisions. The bill mandates that schools and state agencies obtain parental consent before accessing or sharing a child's records, participating in school activities, or providing certain educational content. It also prohibits state employees from withholding information from parents about their child's health or activities.