Matter of Bradley

*477HEDRICK, Judge.

In his first two arguments for reversal, respondent contends that G.S. § 7A-289.32(4) violates the due process clause of the United States Constitution in that it invades “constitutionally-protected parental rights by means which are not the ‘least drastic’ ” and in that it “is overbroad.” These two assignments of error are purportedly based on Exception 9, which is to the conclusion of law

[t]hat grounds for termination of the parental rights of Respondent Bradley are found to exist under General Statute Section 7A-289.32(4), in that Respondent failed to pay any portion of the…