Bill > H1000

This bill establishes the Detransitioners Bill of Rights, which introduces comprehensive restrictions and requirements related to gender transition procedures, with a primary focus on minors and individuals seeking to reverse previous gender transition treatments. The legislation defines key terms like "detransitioner" (someone who stops or reverses a gender transition procedure) and creates new legal provisions that prohibit gender transition procedures for minors, require health insurance plans to cover potential adverse consequences and detransition procedures, and mandate public transparency from gender clinics by requiring detailed reporting to the Department of Health and Human Services. The bill also creates new civil remedies for individuals who underwent gender transition procedures as minors, allowing them to sue medical professionals within specific timeframes for physical, psychological, or emotional harm. Additionally, the legislation ensures parents' access to their minor's medical records, restricts local governments from prohibiting certain mental health services, and allows individuals to modify their birth certificates if they have undergone a detransition procedure. Medical professionals who perform gender transition procedures on minors would face potential license revocation, and entities employing such professionals could be subject to significant civil penalties. The bill is set to become effective on October 1, 2025, and applies to various medical, insurance, and legal contexts related to gender transition and detransition procedures.

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https://www.ncleg.gov/BillLookUp/2025/H1000