A resolution recognizing that it is the duty of the Federal Government to develop and implement a Transgender Bill of Rights to protect and codify the rights of transgender and nonbinary people under the law and ensure their access to medical care, shelter, safety, and economic security.

Equal Access to Public Accommodations: Amending the Civil Rights Act of 1964 would prohibit discrimination in public accommodations and federally funded programs (Section 1, A, i). This would ensure people can access services that align with their gender identity (Section 1, A).

Educational Protections: Amending Federal law would protect students from discrimination, harassment, and sexual violence in all areas of school life, including athletics and access to facilities (Section 1, A, iv).

Healthcare Access and Autonomy: The bill seeks to eliminate unnecessary governmental restrictions on gender-affirming medical care and counseling (Section 1, B, ii). It also aims to protect healthcare providers from criminal or civil penalties and threats of violence related to their work (Section 1, B, iii and v).

Reproductive Rights: The resolution calls for codifying the right to abortion and reproductive health care, including contraceptives, for everyone (Section 1, B, viii).

Employment and Housing Security: By amending the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Fair Housing Act, and the Equal Credit Opportunity Act, the bill aims to eliminate discrimination in hiring, employment, housing, and lending (Section 1, C, i, ii, and iii).

Simplified Legal Recognition: The resolution proposes eliminating unnecessary gender identification requirements on government documents and removing barriers to updating names and sex on passports and Social Security cards (Section 1, D, i and ii).

Safety and Support Services: The plan includes investing in community services to prevent violence and mental health services for suicide prevention (Section 1, E, i and ii).

Improved Custody Conditions: It seeks to ensure housing assignments in government custody are based on safety needs and prohibits involuntary solitary confinement based on gender identity (Section 1, E, iv and v).

Impact on Religious Grounds: The resolution calls for explicitly clarifying that it is illegal to discriminate based on sex or gender identity in public accommodations and services on religious grounds (Section 1, A, iii).

Healthcare Regulation Changes: The bill calls for eliminating governmental restrictions on the provision of and access to gender-affirming medical care for adults and adolescents (Section 1, B, ii).

Increased Financial Responsibilities: The resolution requires the TRICARE program and the Department of Veterans Affairs to pay for gender-affirming health care (Section 1, D, viii).

Changes to Identification Systems: The bill would require an "X" marker to be available on Federal Government identification and records that require gender (Section 1, D, iii).