Basis for Findings of Child Abuse; Exclusion

I. Parents or guardians raising a child consistent with their biological sex, referring to a child consistent with their biological sex, or making mental health or medical decisions based on the child's biological sex shall not constitute a basis for: (a) A court order relative to removing a child from the home, as described in RSA 169-C:6-b; (b) Grounds for filing a petition alleging neglect or abuse of a child, as described in RSA 169-C:7; (c) Evidence of conduct establishing the rebuttable presumption of harm defined in RSA 169-C:12-f; (d) Grounds for filing a petition for the termination of the parent-child relationship, as described in RSA 170-C:4; or (e) Conditions for termination of the parent-child relationship as described in RSA 170-C:5. II. Nothing in this section shall be construed to preclude consideration of any other acts or omissions that meet the definition of abuse or neglect of a child, or that are contrary to the child's welfare, as defined or provided for under this chapter.