I didn't entirely understand it myself, but I believe it is removing the ability for the state to apply a definition of your responsibilities of a parent / guardian. Instead restoring the concept of a parent defined by the parent, meaning the state has limited ability to intervene in your child's life.
As for the trust thing, have you looked into the cook islands?
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When state doesn’t care what you say…
Why do they need a pass port if they aren’t under government control still? Why was that passport even needed?
If you’re not under government control, you don’t need a piece of paper that says you can leave government controlled area…
So the Cook Islands doesn’t have a government that issues things right?
The island issued the trust then?
It’s all issued by government…
sounds like those parents don't want any legal responsiblity or the state to enforce such things.
Seems abusive or set up for abuse. "not recognised by the state" is a wild place to be as a child in 2026. No ID, no birth certificate. Perfect for shipping to Epstien island with no legal coursework
