This bill:

• requires a state agency engaged in rulemaking to consider the impact a proposed rule may have on family health, stability, and formation;
• requires a state agency that reasonably expects a proposed rule to have a measurable negative impact on family health, stability, or formation to consider reasonable alternatives to reduce the impact;
• requires a county or municipal legislative body, before passing an ordinance, to consider the impact the proposed ordinance may have on family health, stability, and formation;
• specifies that a county or municipal legislative body's failure to comply with the requirement described above does not invalidate an ordinance enacted by the legislative body or create a cause of action;
• creates an exception to the family impact considerations described above for a county or municipal ordinance enacted in response to an emergency;
• requires a local school board, before adopting a policy or taking other formal action, to consider the impact the proposed rule or action may have on family health, stability, and formation; and
• makes technical and conforming changes.