parents' bill of rights; remedies

Added a prohibition on schools or employees facilitating social transitioning for minors without written consent from both parents.

Imposed an affirmative duty on government entities to investigate and discover all past instances of withholding information from parents before the law's effective date.

Defined 'Withhold' to include failing to disclose information or hiding issues from parents, with specific exceptions for good-faith delays pending verification.

Established a rebuttable presumption of irreparable harm in court cases where parental rights are violated, making it easier for parents to win lawsuits.

Added a new subsection requiring government entities to waive sovereign immunity for violations of the bill, ensuring they can be sued directly.

Created new definitions for 'Distinct Act or Omission' and 'Instance' to clarify how separate violations are counted for liability purposes.

Changed the definition of 'Parent' to include legal guardians, while adding a specific definition for 'Social transitioning'.