This bill proposes the creation of a new section in chapter 14-10 of the North Dakota Century Code that grants parents or guardians full access to the medical examination room when their minor child is receiving medical care. It mandates that healthcare providers or facilities must inform parents or guardians of this right in a clear manner before the examination begins. Additionally, if the examination involves a private area of the body, the facility is required to provide a privacy screen or similar mechanism upon request to protect the minor's privacy.

Furthermore, the bill stipulates that parents or guardians must receive written notice before any standardized questions are posed to the minor, regardless of their presence in the examination room. This notice must include information about the right to opt-out of answering unrelated questions, details on how the minor's responses will be handled, and a list of potential question topics. However, the provisions of this section do not apply to legally emancipated minors or in cases of suspected physical or sexual abuse, where the provider has documented concerns and notified the appropriate authorities.