New Jersey A2711 eliminates requirement for clinical laboratories to ask children about gender identity and sexual orientation.

The "Reasonable Pediatric Questions Act" amends New Jersey law to remove the requirement for clinical laboratories to ask children, aged 16 and under, questions about their gender identity and sexual orientation. This change applies to both the presentation of such questions and the collection or recording of related data. The act modifies the conditions for clinical laboratory licensure to exclude these inquiries.

New Jersey A2711 eliminates requirement for clinical laboratories to ask children about gender identity and sexual orientation.

The "Reasonable Pediatric Questions Act" amends New Jersey law to remove the requirement for clinical laboratories to ask children, aged 16 and under, questions about their gender identity and sexual orientation. This change applies to both the presentation of such questions and the collection or recording of related data. The act modifies the conditions for clinical laboratory licensure to exclude these inquiries.