Why couldn't this issue be dealt with on an individual student/parent/teacher basis rather than a provincial law?
Moe says is was intended to, "help parents stay involved in their children's lives."
What happened to parents' control of their children they needed government assistance?
"Bill 137, a law that prevents children under 16 from changing their preferred name or pronoun at school without the consent of a parent. Premier Scott Moe insisted that the legislation, also known as the Parents’ Bill of Rights, wasn’t intended to target any particular group, but rather to help parents stay involved in their child’s lives. Backlash was swift, from opposition members, human-rights advocates & lawmakers..."
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