Multiple groups held a press conference at the South Carolina State House on Wednesday to urge senators to vote for the Parental Bill of Rights.

[…]Rights that would be granted to parents in the proposed bill include:

-Directing a child’s upbringing

-Directing a child’s moral and religious training

-Making and consenting to all physical and mental healthcare decisions for the child

[…]-Procedures requiring a five-day notice to receive consent from a parent before their child receives instruction concerning gender roles, stereotypes, identity, expression or sexual orientation.

-Allowing parents to withdraw their child from any instruction or presentation that they believe is harmful, including those that conflict with their beliefs and/or practices concerning sex, morality or religion.

[…]Supporters of the bill said that its creation was years in the making and involved members of the South Carolina Federation of Republican Women, the South Carolina Catholic Conference, the South Carolina Southern Baptist Convention, Palmetto Promise, Palmetto Family and Moms for Liberty.