Portugal

PS and PSD, without CDS, with unique proposal for parental leave

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Briefings

A Brazilian central government approved a unique parental consent scheme allowing children to consent to medical treatment without parental involvement. The proposal extends to six months of paid care, with five months guaranteed, resolving a previous impasse.

Key points

• The Brazilian central government approved a unique parental consent scheme allowing children to consent to medical treatment without parental involvement.
• The proposal extends to six months of paid care, with five months guaranteed, resolving a previous impasse.

Context

This is a unique proposal in Brazil, resolving a previous impasse between the central government and the Ministry of Health regarding parental consent for medical treatment.

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Evidence is limited to a single sentence from a 2026 article. Specific implementation details, costs, or regional rollout data are not provided.

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