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Kansas House approves SB 63, ‘Help Not Harm’ restrictions on gender-related care for minors
Summary
The Kansas House of Representatives passed Senate Bill 63, the "Help Not Harm Act," restricting certain gender-related health care for minors and creating civil and professional penalties for providers; the measure passed 83-35 after extended explanations of vote.
The Kansas House of Representatives passed Senate Bill 63, known as the "Help Not Harm Act," prohibiting certain gender-transition treatments for minors and authorizing civil and professional penalties for health-care providers; the measure passed by a vote of 83-35.
Supporters and opponents framed the bill as a child-protection measure or as harmful government overreach. The bill’s text, as read into the record, prohibits health-care providers from treating a child whose gender identity is inconsistent with the child’s [as described in the bill], authorizes a civil cause of action against providers who give such treatments, restricts use of state funds to promote gender transitioning, limits professional liability coverage for providers who provide gender-transition treatment to…
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