Oklahoma Trans Health Care Bills
If you are:
- Over 18 years old
It is unlikely your care will interrupted by the legislative actions
Current access as of:
The ban on minors receiving hormone and surgical gender affirming care is currently on pause. It is not enforced.
Minors seeking first time care can begin treatment.
Minors receiving care can continue treatment.
Bill Definitions & Progress
SB613
Summary: Ban on under 18 care.
Current Step: Signed and In Effect
Percent completed through process: 100%
In effect date if approved by Governor:
- Immediately after Governor’s signature (Emergency Clause)
- Minors currently receiving HRT would be given an additional 6 months
SB129
Summary: Ban on state funds for clinics providing care.
Current Step: FAILED
Percent completed through process: —
In effect date if approved by Governor: —
HB2177
- Ban on under 18 care
- Ban on state funds for clinics providing care.
- Ban on private health insurance care coverage.
Current Step: FAILED
Percent completed through process: —
In effect date if approved by Governor: —
House
Senate
Introduced
House
Senate
Committee Discussion
House
Senate
Small group of legislators discuss bills. Bills must get a YES vote in committee to move forward.
All Body Discussion
House
Senate
Discussion and vote on bills by all members of the body.
Bills must move through both bodies at least once to move forward towards the Governor’s decision and final yes or no.
Negotiation
House and Senate resolve differences in bill versions. Only identical text can move to the governor. Not all bills must be negotiated.
Governor's Decision
Yes
No
SB613
Failed to Pass
SB129
HB2177
Bill Definitions & Progress
| Bill Number | Summary | Current Step | Percent completed through process | In effect date if approve by Governor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SB613 | Ban on under 18 care. | • Immediately after Governor's signature (Emergency Clause) • Minors currently receiving HRT would be given an additional 6 months |
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| SB129 | Ban on state funds for clinics providing care. | |||
| HB2177 | • Ban on under 18 care.
• Ban on state funds for clinics providing care. • Ban on private health insurance care coverage. |
House
Senate
Introduction
Introduction
Committee Discussion
Small group of legislators discuss bills. Bills must get a YES vote in committee to move forward.
Committee Discussion
All House Discussion
Discussion and vote on bills by all members of the body.
All Senate Discussion
Bills must move through both bodies at least once to move forward towards the Governor’s decision and final yes or no.
House and Senate resolve differences in bill versions. Only identical text can move to the governor. Not all bills must be negotiated.
Negotiation
Yes
SB613
Governor's Decision
No
Failed to Pass
SB129
HB2177
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