Utah HB0100 prohibits electroconvulsive therapy for minors, defines terms, and makes technical changes.
Utah HB0100 amends state law to prohibit the use of electroconvulsive therapy on minors. The bill defines key terms such as "electroconvulsive therapy" and "minor." It also establishes due process procedures for children in the public mental health system, ensuring they receive appropriate notice and representation. The bill makes technical and conforming changes to existing statutes, ensuring consistency and clarity in the law. The changes take effect on May 6, 2026.
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