Grant Authority to State Officials to Proactively Investigate Possible Violations of Laws Banning or Restricting Pediatric Sex Transitions
Problem:
State officials charged with enforcing laws banning or restricting pediatric sex transitions, including the state Attorney General and other state executive branch officials, might presently be restricted to investigating only specific complaints filed by an individual. In other words, they may have to wait for an unlawful pediatric sex transition to occur before they are allowed to issue subpoenas or otherwise take necessary action to stop the wrongdoing.
Solution:
Ensure your state Attorney General and other state officials charged with enforcing pediatric sex transition laws in your state receive appropriate and clear statutory authority to proactively investigate any state hospital, clinic, institution, employee, or other recipient of state funds that may be involved in pediatric sex transitions in violation of your state law.
– They would not need to wait for a specific complaint filed by someone who has personal knowledge of such an unlawful procedure that has already taken place—by then, it would be too late.
– Such authority should further extend to investigating the possible adoption of inapt medical codes to circumvent existing state bans or restrictions on pediatric sex transitions.
Why this works:
It’s always better to stop bad behavior before it occurs, rather than merely cleaning up the mess afterward. Allowing your state officials charged with investigating possible violations will broaden the scope of their authority, allowing them to be more proactive. This will help end these surreptitious, illegal, non-evidence-based and morally reprehensible procedures.
