Plain English Breakdown
The official source does not specify what information is included in the quarterly and annual reports.
Gender Transition Procedure Reporting
This bill requires doctors who perform gender transition procedures to send quarterly reports about these procedures to their regulating board, which then compiles an annual report for public viewing and submission to lawmakers.
What This Bill Does
- Requires practitioners performing gender transition procedures to submit quarterly reports to their regulating board with certain information about the procedures.
- The submitted reports must be provided to the professional licensing agency to compile as an annual report.
- The professional licensing agency is required to post the annual report on its website and send it to the general assembly.
Who It Names or Affects
- Practitioners who perform gender transition procedures
- Regulating boards overseeing these practitioners
- Professional licensing agencies
Terms To Know
- gender transition procedure
- Medical treatments and surgeries that help people change their physical appearance to match the gender they identify with.
- regulating board
- A group responsible for overseeing and setting rules for a specific profession or industry, such as practitioners who perform certain medical procedures.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify what information must be included in the reports.
- It is unclear how often the general assembly will review these annual reports.
- There are no details on penalties for failing to submit required reports.