Revises provisions relating to the care of children. (BDR 38-662)

SB 372 adds two new circumstances to Nevada law where a child’s care is not considered "abuse or neglect" or where a child’s health/welfare is not deemed "injured." Specifically, it clarifies that parents or guardians do not commit abuse/neglect when: (1) seeking mental health facility admission for a child whose behavioral needs threaten family safety, or (2) bringing a biological, foster, or adoptive child with similar behavioral needs into their home. These changes amend existing statutes (NRS 432B.020, 128.013, and 200.359) to explicitly exclude these actions from legal definitions of child abuse or neglect. The bill directly affects parents, guardians, and mental health providers by reducing legal liability for these specific care decisions.