All over the place. it is common practice in the schools here in WA and there is a law here as well to include minors as 'protected people' that need not obtain parental consent or even parental notification for gender dysphoria or 'gender affirming care' whatever that may mean outside of the aforementioned gender dysphoria.
Some administrators say outing a student could lead to child abuse or self-harm. Parents in court filings say they have a right to know.
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(38)(a) "Protected individual" means:
p. 8 SSB 5889.PL
1 (i) An adult covered as a dependent on the enrollee's health
2 benefit plan, including an individual enrolled on the health benefit
3 plan of the individual's registered domestic partner; or
4 (ii) A minor who may obtain health care without the consent of a
5 parent or legal guardian, pursuant to state or federal law.
6 (b) "Protected individual" does not include an individual deemed
7 not competent to provide informed consent for care under RCW
8 11.88.010(1)(e).
9 (39) "Sensitive health care services" means health services
10 related to reproductive health, sexually transmitted diseases,
11 substance use disorder, gender dysphoria, gender affirming care,
12 domestic violence, and mental health.
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(4) A health carrier or insurer must direct all communication
29 regarding a protected individual's receipt of sensitive health care
30 services directly to the protected individual receiving care, or to a
31 physical or email address or telephone number specified by the
32 protected individual. A carrier or insurer may not disclose nonpublic
33 personal health information concerning sensitive health care services
34 provided to a protected individual to any person, including the
35 policyholder, the primary subscriber, or any plan enrollees other
36 than the protected individual receiving care, without the express
37 written consent or verbal authorization on a recorded telephone line
38 of the protected individual receiving care.