Only the governor's pen is required to secure a "Parents' Bill of Rights" in Florida.
CHEERING THIS EVENING AFTERLAWMAKERS GAVE FINAL APPROVALTO THE“PARENTSBILL OFRIGHT”.
THE POLICY GIVES MOMSAND DADS MORE CLARITY ANDCONTROL OVER THEIR CHILDRENLIVESGOES TOO FAR.
CAPITOL REPORTERFORREST SAUNDERS HAS THE STORYFROM TALLAHASSEE.FORREST AFTER AT LEAST TWOFAILED ATTEMPTS IN PREVIOUSSESSIONSTHIRD TIME IS THE CHARM FORTHE“PARENTSBILL OF RIGHT”&NOW HEADED TO THE GOVERNORDESK.
PKG NAT VOTE WITH THAT&PARENT AND ACTIVIST PATTISULLIVANPAID OFF&“II THINK THIS IS AN INCREDIBLEDAY FOR FAMILIES HERE INFLORIDA” (PATTI :38) THE HEADOF PARENTAL RIGHTS FLORIDASAYING HER GOAL OF SIMPLIFYINGSTATE CODE FOR MOMS AND DADSLOOKS TO BE COMING TRUE.“ISHOULDNATTORNEY TO UNDERSTAND WHAT MYRIGHTS ARE.
ITSENSE TO PUT THEM ALL IN ONEPLACE” (PATTI 2:07) HB 241CREATES THAT“PARENTSBILL OFRIGHT” TO PROVIDE MORECLARITY AND CONTROL OVER ACHILD'S EDUCATION, MENTALHEALTH, AND HEALTH CARE.PARENTS COULD MORE EASILY OPTKIDS OUT OF MEDICAL PROCEDURESLIKE VACCINATIONS OR OBJECT TOCOURSES LIKE SEX ED.“THEPARENTS CAN STEP UP AND MAKESURE THAT THEY ARE IN CHARGE”(ROD 1:05) SPONSOR SEN.
RAYRODRIGUEZ HOPES THE POLICYHALTS WHAT HE SAYS IS ANENCROACHMENT OF GOVERNMENTINTO A CHILDWILL DO SO UNTIL THE PARENTSASSERT THE RIGHTS THAT THEYHAVEWHAT THOSE RIGHTS ARE IN ORDERTO ASSERT THEM” (ROD :55)LGBTQ GROUPS, HOWEVER, ARECONCERNED.“WE CANNOT ALLOWTHIS BILL TO BECOME LAW INFLORIDA” (SENDING) THEY WORRYABOUT CHILDREN LIVING WITHABUSIVE PARENTS OR THAT BROADLANGUAGE WILL FORCE SCHOOLS TODISCLOSE TOO MUCH PERSONALINFO& LIKE A STUDENT'S SEXUALORIENTATION.“WE HAVE TOCONTINUE TO PROTECT OUR YOUTH.THIS IS A CIVIL RIGHTS ISSUETHAT AFFECTS ALL OF US”(SENDING) THE DECISION WILLNOW BE THE GOVERNORONCE THE POLICY LANDS ON HISDESK.
PATTI, NEAR POSITIVEHEMAN.//I THINK SINCE ITCOMMON SENSE HEHAVE NO PROBLEM SIGNING IT”(PATTI 3:23//3:35) FORRESTWEFOR COMMENT ON THIS BILL.
HISOFFICE HAS YET TO RESPOND.
BUTHE HAS APPROVED BILLSSUPPORTING PARENTS IN THEPASTFOR ABORTIONS LAST YEAR.TODAY THE FLORIDA SUPREMERULED AGAINST A BALLOTINITIATIVE TO
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