Parent's Bill of Rights establishment

SF 1707, titled "Parent's Bill of Rights establishment," proposes a law in Minnesota that formally recognizes specific parental rights regarding minor children (under 18). The bill requires schools, health care providers, and government entities to obtain written parental consent before certain actions - such as medical treatments, biometric scans, DNA collection, or sharing records - unless an emergency exists. It also guarantees parents the right to direct their child's education, access all school and medical records, oversee moral/religious training, and receive prompt notification if a child is suspected of being a victim of a crime. The bill explicitly states it does not override child abuse laws or eliminate existing legal obligations for schools to address student misconduct. This proposed law would directly affect parents, schools, and health care providers in Minnesota.