Gender transition; minors; prohibitions

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This bill prohibits doctors and health professionals from providing irreversible gender reassignment surgery or gender transition procedures to individuals under 18 years old. It also prevents them from referring minors for such procedures. Exceptions are made for treating disorders of sex development or conditions that pose an imminent danger to life or major bodily function. The bill allows for legal action against those who violate these provisions and sets a delayed effective date to allow current patients time to taper off medications.

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Equality ArizonaOPPOSE

This bill prohibits health professionals from providing gender transition procedures and referrals for such procedures to individuals under eighteen and restricts public funds for these services.

Takes effect March 31, 2027; allows exceptions for medically verifiable disorders of sex development or imminent health risks; provides transition period for minors currently on puberty-blocking drugs or cross-sex hormones.

Source: equalityarizona.orgVerified April 13, 2026

Equality ArizonaOPPOSE

Prohibits health professionals from providing irreversible gender reassignment surgery and gender transition procedures to individuals under the age of eighteen, extends to referrals for such procedures, and restricts the use of public funds to support these services for minors.

Takes effect March 31, 2027, providing a transition period for minors currently undergoing treatment with puberty-blocking drugs or cross-sex hormones to taper off their medication under medical supervision.

Source: equalityarizona.orgVerified April 13, 2026

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