Illinois HB3532 mandates parental consent for minors under 18 seeking non-emergency medical procedures, medications, or gender-related therapies.
HB3532, known as the Parents Matter Act, amends the Reproductive Health Act to require written parental consent for minors under 18 years old before they can receive any non-emergency medical procedures, medications, pharmaceuticals, or gender-related therapies. This includes gender-modification procedures, gender-identification counseling, and gender therapy. The bill affects health care professionals, entities, individuals, clinics, and schools providing such services to minors.
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