115. Because it has a lasting impact, past when they turn 18
You might have a case if it were legal or moral for the child to be abandoned when the minor in question turned 18, as I mentioned above. I don't think that parents should have the final veto on the decision at all; the thing I am up in the air about is whether or not the parents have the right to know.
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