The resolution introduced in the West Virginia House of Delegates recognizes transgenderism as a mental disorder and affirms the existence of only two biological sexes, male and female. It emphasizes the importance of grounding policies in scientific understanding and moral truths, referencing the biblical account of creation to support its stance. The resolution argues that transgender individuals may require psychological intervention rather than mere affirmation of their gender identity, particularly highlighting the potential mental health risks associated with uncritical acceptance of transgender identities, especially among minors.

Furthermore, the resolution calls for healthcare professionals to prioritize scientifically-supported treatments and psychological support for individuals experiencing gender dysphoria. It advocates for policies that protect children and ensure they receive ethical care based on sound psychological and medical practices. The House of Delegates encourages open dialogue on these issues, promoting understanding and respect for individual dignity while maintaining a commitment to biological reality.