The bill amends Florida Statutes to enhance parental rights regarding the health care and educational surveys of minor children. It removes existing exceptions that previously limited certain parental rights and introduces new rights, including the right for parents to review and consent to any surveys or questionnaires given to their minor children, as well as the right to grant permission for the sharing of the results. Additionally, the bill specifies that the use of biofeedback devices on minors requires written consent from a parent or guardian, and mandates that the results from such devices be treated as confidential medical records.

Furthermore, the bill revises the requirements for parental consent in health care services, emphasizing that no health care practitioner may provide services to a minor without obtaining written consent from a parent or guardian, except in emergencies. It also establishes penalties for violations of these parental consent requirements, reinforcing the importance of parental involvement in the health and educational decisions affecting their children. The act is set to take effect on July 1, 2025.