Child Data Protection: Banning Questions on Gender Identity and Sexual Preference
This new law aims to protect children's privacy. It prohibits medical providers participating in Medicare, Medicaid, and CHIP from asking individuals under 18 about their gender identity or sexual preference, unless essential for treatment. Citizens will have a way to report violations of these rules.
Key points
Medical providers cannot ask minors about gender identity or sexual preference on intake forms, unless crucial for diagnosis or treatment.
The law applies to Medicare, Medicaid, and CHIP programs, covering a wide range of medical services.
A mechanism will be established for citizens to report instances of non-compliance.
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