Text of CT HB 5336 (2025)

An Act Concerning The Protection Of A Parents' Right To Raise Their Children Consistent With Their Children's Biological Sex And The Promotion Of Fairness In Interscholastic Athletic Competition.

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LCO No. 1762 1 of 2 General Assembly Proposed Bill No. 5336 January Session, 2025 LCO No. 1762 Referred to Committee on PUBLIC HEALTH Introduced by: REP. DAUPHINAIS, 44th Dist. AN ACT CONCERNING THE PROTECTION OF A PARENTS' RIGHT TO RAISE THEIR CHILDREN CONSISTENT WITH THEIR CHILDREN'S BIOLOGICAL SEX AND THE PROMOTION OF FAIRNESS IN INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC COMPETITION. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Assembly convened: That the general statutes be amended to: (1) Prohibit any court of this 1 state from interfering with a parent's right to raise a minor consistent 2 with the minor's biological sex; (2) prohibit a physician from performing 3 gender reassignment surgery on minors or prescribing hormones or 4 puberty-blocking drugs to minors; (3) prohibit a mental health 5 professional from providing treatment related to the gender transition 6 of a minor without first obtaining consent from a parent or guardian of 7 the minor; (4) prohibit Medicaid assistance for gender transition 8 surgeries; and (5) require schools and public and independent 9 institutions of higher education in the state to designate separate athletic 10 teams for each sex. 11 Proposed Bill No. 5336 LCO No. 1762 2 of 2 Statement of Purpose: To protect a parents' right to raise children consistent with their biological sex and promote fairness in interscholastic athletic competition.