I'm actually using the museum's definition. On March 31, they said, “Over the last few years, the ‘parental rights’ movement has been growing in Canada, which aims to deny 2SLGBTQI+ youth their fundamental rights.”
The Museum for Human Rights, funded under your budget, says there are four myths perpetuated by parental rights. One of these is that parental rights are about protecting children. Another is that there are only two genders. Another is that parents should have the ability to raise their children as they see fit. Are those things—parents being able to raise their children—things we should be actively discouraging?