Enacting the help not harm act, restricting use of state funds to promote gender transitioning, prohibiting healthcare providers from providing gender transition care to children whose gender identity is inconsistent with the child's sex, authorizing a civil cause of action against healthcare providers for providing such treatments, requiring professional discipline against a healthcare provider who performs such treatment, prohibiting professional liability insurance from covering damages for healthcare providers that provide gender transition treatment to children and adding violation of the act to the definition of unprofessional conduct for physicians.

SB 63, the "Help Not Harm Act," prohibits healthcare providers in Kansas from providing gender transition treatments - including medications, surgeries, or referrals - to children under 18 whose gender identity differs from their sex assigned at birth. It restricts state funding for such treatments, bans professional liability insurance from covering related damages, and allows civil lawsuits against violating providers. The bill also requires professional disciplinary action for violations and adds such violations to the definition of unprofessional conduct for physicians. Additionally, it prohibits state facilities and employees from promoting or providing gender transition care for children.