The proposed bill, titled the "Protecting Minors from Chemical and Surgical Mutilation Act," aims to prohibit health care professionals from engaging in practices that alter the sex of minors, defined as individuals under 18 years of age. Specifically, the bill prohibits the prescribing of certain hormones and the performance of surgeries that would change the appearance of genitalia or sterilize minors. Exceptions to this prohibition are made for minors with medically verifiable disorders of sex development or those facing imminent danger due to physical disorders, injuries, or illnesses.

Additionally, the bill provides a legal framework for individuals who believe they have been harmed by violations of this act, allowing them to seek injunctive relief, damages, and attorney fees. It stipulates that actions must be initiated within a specific timeframe, allowing individuals to bring claims until they reach 38 years of age if the violation occurred while they were minors. The attorney general is also granted the authority to enforce the provisions of this act.