House Bill No. 463, known as the "Save Adolescents from Experimentation Act," seeks to prohibit gender transition procedures for minors in Louisiana. The bill clearly defines terms related to gender reassignment, such as "gender transition procedures," "gender reassignment surgery," and "puberty-blocking drugs." It establishes that healthcare professionals are not allowed to provide or refer minors for these procedures, and it restricts the use of public funds for any entity offering gender transition services to minors. Furthermore, health insurance policies are prohibited from covering these procedures for individuals under eighteen years of age.

The legislation outlines disciplinary measures for healthcare professionals who violate these provisions, which may include revocation of their licenses. It also allows individuals to pursue judicial relief for violations, with a claim period extending up to thirty years. The bill emphasizes the state's commitment to protecting minors from what it considers harmful medical interventions, arguing that such procedures can lead to irreversible consequences and lack sufficient medical backing.