Relating to reporting and investigating certain cases of child abuse or neglect involving a pregnant person's use of a controlled substance.

HB 330 modifies Texas child welfare reporting rules for pregnant people using controlled substances. It exempts healthcare providers from mandatory abuse reports if a pregnant person discloses illegal drug use and provides proof of enrolling in or completing substance abuse treatment within five days, while also confirming no immediate child safety risk. The bill also prohibits child welfare investigations into such cases if the person successfully completes treatment under their provider's supervision. This directly affects pregnant individuals with substance use, healthcare professionals, and child protective services. The policy change aims to encourage treatment over investigation, effective September 1, 2025.