Ohio Gov. DeWine signs executive order banning gender transition surgeries for minors

WE CERTAINLY HOPE THAT TEACHER IS GOING TO MAKE A FULL RECOVERY. IN OTHER NEWS FOR YOU TONIGHT, GOVERNOR DEWINE ANNOUNCING NEW INITIATIVES TODAY AIMED AT TRANSGENDER HEALTH CARE A WEEK AFTER HE VETOED HOUSE BILL 68, HE바카라 게임 웹사이트�S NOW WEIGHING IN ON THE CONTROVERSY AND THE PATH FORWARD. 바카라게임 NEWS FIVE바카라 게임 웹사이트�S DAISY KERSHAW IS HERE EXPLAINING WHAT HAPPENED TODAY. HI, DAISY. MIKE AND SHERRY, GOVERNOR DEWINE FILED MULTIPLE EXECUTIVE ORDERS TODAY SURROUNDING THE TREATMENT OF TRANSGENDER PEOPLE. AMONG THEM WAS AN IMMEDIATE BAN ON GENDER AFFIRMING SURGERY FOR MINORS. I바카라 게임 웹사이트�VE STATED MY POSITION. I THINK VERY, VERY CLEARLY THAT THIS IS A QUESTION OF THE PARENTS SHOULD BE INVOLVED, NOT THE STATE OF OHIO, NOT NOT THE GOVERNOR. BUT GOVERNOR DEWINE HASN바카라 게임 웹사이트�T BUDGED ON HIS VETOING OF HOUSE BILL 68. I MADE THE DECISION. IT WAS THE RIGHT DECISION AS FAR AS I바카라 게임 웹사이트�M CONCERNED. UH, EVERYONE CAN MAKE THEIR OWN DECISION. IN ADDITION TO TODAY바카라 게임 웹사이트�S BAN ON GENDER TRANSITION SURGERIES FOR MINORS, THE GOVERNOR ALSO ANNOUNCED PROPOSED RULES TO COLLECT DATA ON THE TREATMENT FOR TRANSGENDER PEOPLE IN OHIO, INCLUDING ADULTS. THOSE INCLUDE REQUIRING A TEAM OF DOCTORS FROM MULTIPLE SPECIALTIES TO SEE PATIENTS THROUGHOUT TREATMENT, A COMPREHENSIVE. CARE PLAN THAT HAS INFORMED CONSENT TREATMENT RISKS AND WOULD REQUIRE A MENTAL HEALTH PLAN BEFORE TREATMENT. MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE ARE SET TO RETURN FROM. WINTER BREAK EARLY TO OVERRIDE HIS VETO. IF THAT HAPPENS, THOSE OPPOSED TO HOUSE BILL 68 SAY IT COULD BE DETRIMENTAL. TO TRANSGENDER RIGHTS IN THE STATE. I바카라 게임 웹사이트�M A PARENT. I HAVE AN ELDER TRANSGENDER CHILD. UM, YOU KNOW, AND I THINK IT바카라 게임 웹사이트�S THE RIGHT OF PARENTS TO DECIDE. CINCINNATI COUNCIL MEMBER MARK JEFFRIES HAS LONG BEEN A PART OF LOCAL EFFORTS TO ENSURE LGBTQ RIGHTS ARE PROTECTED BY THE CITY. HE SAYS LOCAL LEADERS ARE ALREADY PREPARING TO MAKE A LEGAL CASE TO PROTECT GENDER AFFIRMING CARE IN CINCINNATI IF THE VETO IS OVERTURNED, WE WILL LOOK AT YOU KNOW, WHAT IS POSSIBLE TO MAKE SURE THAT WE PROTECT THE NOT ONLY THE RIGHTS OF TRANSGENDER CHILDREN, BUT ALSO OF PARENTS AND THEIR DECISION MAKING AUTHORITY, AS WELL. THE RULES FILED TODAY WILL ALSO REQUIRE PROVIDERS TO GIVE AGGREGATE DATA ONCE

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announces rules he plans to file for public comment on transgender care for minors and adults following his veto on House Bill 68. House Bill 68 would have banned gender-affirming care for minors and prevented people born male from participating in girls' and women's sports."I believe the parents, not the government, should be making these crucial decisions for their children," DeWine said Friday.He said with the Ohio Department of Health and Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, they will be filing rules for public comment aiming to provide protection for children and adults receiving trans health care in hospitals and clinics.The rules being filed include a requirement of a multi-disciplinary team to support individuals through care, including an endocrinologist and psychiatrist.The rules would also require a comprehensive care plan requirement that includes consent from patients and parents of risk associated with treatment as well as mental health counseling prior to being considered for other treatment."It's clear that the most important part of mental health counseling," DeWine said.The rules filed will also require providers to give aggregate data once effective while keeping patients anonymous.DeWine also announced he has signed an executive order, enacting emergency rules that ban gender transition surgeries for minors at any hospital and ambulatory surgical facility in Ohio. The ban is effective immediately. Ohio's House lawmakers will return to work Wednesday to kick off the 2024 session.The session was just formally decided, and we're told a top priority for House Republicans is overriding DeWine's veto on House Bill 68. Republican statehouse lawmakers say they're determined to undo the veto. We're told the House has enough support to override the veto and send it to the state Senate for approval. "That's fine, they have a constitutional right to do that," DeWine said Friday.

COLUMBUS, Ohio —

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announces rules he plans to file for public comment on transgender care for minors and adults following his veto on House Bill 68.

House Bill 68 would have banned gender-affirming care for minors and prevented people born male from participating in girls' and women's sports.

"I believe the parents, not the government, should be making these crucial decisions for their children," DeWine said Friday.

He said with the Ohio Department of Health and Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, they will be filing rules for public comment aiming to provide protection for children and adults receiving trans health care in hospitals and clinics.

The rules being filed include a requirement of a multi-disciplinary team to support individuals through care, including an endocrinologist and psychiatrist.

The rules would also require a comprehensive care plan requirement that includes consent from patients and parents of risk associated with treatment as well as mental health counseling prior to being considered for other treatment.

"It's clear that the most important part of mental health counseling," DeWine said.

The rules filed will also require providers to give aggregate data once effective while keeping patients anonymous.

DeWine also announced he has signed an executive order, enacting emergency rules that ban gender transition surgeries for minors at any hospital and ambulatory surgical facility in Ohio. The ban is effective immediately.

Ohio's House lawmakers will return to work Wednesday to kick off the 2024 session.

The session was just formally decided, and we're told a top priority for House Republicans is overriding DeWine's veto on House Bill 68.

Republican statehouse lawmakers say they're determined to undo the veto. We're told the House has enough support to override the veto and send it to the state Senate for approval.

"That's fine, they have a constitutional right to do that," DeWine said Friday.

Ohio Gov. DeWine signs executive order banning gender transition surgeries for minors

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