Generally revise laws related to child protection

HB 690 revises Montana's child abuse and neglect laws, impacting how child protection cases are defined and managed. The bill clarifies that referring to or raising a child in a manner consistent with their biological sex is not considered child abuse or neglect. Additionally, it prohibits members of the U.S. Congress or the Montana Legislature from disclosing attorney-client privileged information to parents or guardians in these cases, though they may challenge such designations. These changes affect parents, guardians, and the Department of Public Health and Human Services in the application of child protection statutes.