Governor: Vetoed
Summary
HB 2249 declares that parents alone decide a minor's education, health care, records, biometric scans, genetic testing, and gender‑related matters, and it creates civil penalties for government agencies or employees who interfere. It allows a parent to bring a lawsuit against a state entity, official or employee for up to $500,000 per violation, with the state waiving sovereign immunity. The governor vetoed the measure, so it is not law.
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