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North Carolina Legislature (healthcare bills) · April 14, 2025 · Primary source

NC HB 1000: Detransitioners Bill of Rights.

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Summary

North Carolina House Bill 1000, the Detransitioners Bill of Rights, passed its first reading and addresses rights of individuals who underwent gender-transition medical interventions and subsequently sought to detransition. The bill's listed subjects include confidentiality, medical records, privacy, public records, reporting, physician and clinic liability, and patient rights. If enacted, it would impose obligations or restrictions on clinicians and facilities providing or who have provided gender-related care, with implications for medical record access, liability exposure, and reporting requirements under North Carolina law.

What this may mean

If enacted, HB 1000 creates a statutory liability framework for physicians and clinics related to gender-transition care provided to individuals who later detransition, touching medical records access, confidentiality obligations, and reporting duties administered through DHHS and the Attorney General. The bill is at an early legislative stage and no effective date, specific penalties, or precise compliance standards are disclosed in the available text.

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