The Youth Health Protection Act aims to prohibit specific medical and surgical treatments for minors diagnosed with gender dysphoria. The bill explicitly forbids the use of public funds, programs, property, and employees to facilitate these treatments. Additionally, it establishes that healthcare professionals who violate this law will be committing professional misconduct, thereby holding them accountable for their actions.

Furthermore, the legislation provides a private cause of action for individuals affected by these violations, allowing them to seek legal recourse. It also stipulates that professional liability cannot be discharged through insurance in cases related to these prohibited treatments. The bill includes definitions to clarify the terms used within the legislation, ensuring a clear understanding of its provisions.