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HB660 • 2025

State government; prohibit coverage of expenses for any transition related intervention under state health benefit plan or with any state funds

State government; prohibit coverage of expenses for any transition related intervention under state health benefit plan or with any state funds

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Sponsor
Cox, Brent
Last action
2025-03-03
Official status
House Second Readers
Effective date
Not listed

Plain English Breakdown

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HB660: State Ban on Funding Transition-Related Interventions

This bill prohibits the state from covering expenses for any transition-related intervention using its health benefit plan or other state funds.

What This Bill Does

  • Prohibits coverage of expenses for any transition-related intervention under the state health benefit plan.
  • Bans the use of any state funds to pay for these same medical services.
  • Amends laws in Titles 45, 49, and 50 regarding employee insurance, public assistance, and general state government provisions.

Who It Names or Affects

  • State employees covered by the state health benefit plan.
  • Recipients of public assistance programs funded by the state.

Limits and Unknowns

  • The provided text does not define what specific services count as a 'transition related intervention.'
  • The effective date is listed as blank in the metadata, so it is unclear when this law begins.
  • While the bill mentions providing for legislative findings and an effective date, those details are not included in the summary or excerpt.

Bill History

  1. 2025-03-03 Georgia General Assembly

    House Second Readers

Official Summary Text

State government; prohibit coverage of expenses for any transition related intervention under state health benefit plan or with any state funds