The Republican Party in the United States is working on new legislation. This bill requires doctors to report transgender patient data to government authorities. Critics call the proposal extreme and dangerous for privacy.

The bill would force hospitals and doctors to record and submit medical information about transgender people. The government would gain access to a sensitive information database. Supporters argue it ensures transparency. Opponents warn of discrimination and health problems.

Medical professional associations have criticised the plan strongly. They argue it undermines trust between patients and doctors. Transgender people may avoid seeking medical care out of registration fears. This could create serious health risks.

The proposal fits a broader pattern of conservative legislation around transgender issues in America. Several states have already passed laws restricting medical treatment for transgender minors. The debate over transgender rights and medical care remains highly controversial in the United States.