Post Millennial
A bill working its way through the California State Legislature would allow individuals not related to a child in the state to consent to medical care for a minor, potentially without informing the child’s legal guardians.
The bill, AB495, passed the Assembly on June 3 in a 62 to 7 vote. It is now in the state Senate, where hearings are set for July 1 and 7. Celeste Rodriguez introduced the legislation in the Assembly.
The bill amends existing law, which allows a caregiver 18 years of age or older who is related to the minor to sign a “caregiver’s authorization affidavit” and enroll the minor in school, as well as consent to medical care. Under the amendment, those persons who are authorized to sign a caregiver’s authorization affidavit are expanded to include a “nonrelative extended family member.” read more
Can you say “Child Traffickers”?
In other words, Codifying their Communist State they already set up.
China approves.
nothing suspicious about this
Got to keep the children you traffic healthy.
Living in California is an increasingly greater joy–day by day, hour by hour, minute by minute.
/major sarc
how sad. this is how the state protects child molesters. every child molester in the country will be lining up to get their very own state supplied child sex slave.
The entire cal legislature needs to be locked up for life, fed gruel and water, and made to fix potholes in the summer sun.
That will make giving them abortions and cutting off their genitals without their parents being able to stop it easier, too.
Can you say “pedophiles” in high office?
Prents have just lost all rights.