Provide protections to parents and pregnant women with substance use disorder

The bill number was updated from HB0050.2 to HB 50.1.

Redundant header lines and page markers were deleted to clean up the document layout.

Excess whitespace and line breaks were removed to standardize the text formatting.

Added explicit eligibility for women seeking postpartum health care up to 12 months after delivery to receive Good Samaritan immunity.

Reorganized the list of services for pregnant women to clearly separate substance use disorder treatment and prenatal care into distinct sub-points.

Reordered the list of child welfare actions (investigation, protective care, proceedings, termination of rights) to improve clarity on where a positive drug test cannot be the sole factor.

The bill number was changed from HB 50.2 to HB 50.1, and extensive formatting errors, including extra blank lines and inconsistent indentation, were corrected.

The subsection detailing protections for pregnant women was restructured by removing lettered sub-points (A, B) and combining the criteria for substance use disorder treatment and prenatal/postpartum care into one continuous sentence for clarity.

Added lettered labels (a) and (b) to list items within subsection (2) regarding pregnant women to improve statutory formatting and clarity.

Replaced a list of specific services (substance use treatment and prenatal care) with a broad, capitalized exception for 'A WOMAN SEEKING POSTPARTUM HEALTH CARE UP TO 12 MONTHS AFTER THE DELIVERY OF HER CHILD.'

Reorganized the formatting of the statute to use a single lettered list (A, B, C) instead of a mixed alphanumeric list, clarifying that postpartum care is a distinct category of protected activity.

The bill title was changed from 'LC 0725' to 'HB 50.1' and the footer was updated to reflect the new bill number and 'Authorized Print Version' status.

Minor formatting changes were made to the indentation of list items within the text, and the sponsor's name was added to the introduction line.