Here are the new laws that are now in effect in Louisiana

BATON ROUGE, La. — Louisiana lawmakers have passed a series of new laws taking effect in the new year. The new laws include a ban on gender-affirming care for transgender minors, child support and pet insurance.

See below for each new law taking effect statewide:

• HB648 - Prohibits certain procedures to alter the sex of a minor child

• HB337 - Eliminates the minimum child support award in the child support guidelines

• HB447 - Requires agency referrals of delinquent debt to the office of debt recovery for collection to include certain information

• HB579 - Provides relative to pet insurance

• HB279 - Provides relative to conveying by the La. Tax Commission of ad valorem tax assessment information it receives from local assessors

• HB398 - Requires persons being transported offshore by aircraft to wear life jackets equipped with personal locator beacons

• HB89 - Provides relative to the collection of certain traffic stop data by law enforcement

• SB84 - Requires the La. Board of Ethics to send certain communications electronically

• SB186 - S Provides relative to the Occupational Therapy Licensure Compact

• HB186 - Provides relative to health insurance coverage for standard fertility preservation services

• HB411 - Expands the types of investments eligible for the insurance premium tax credit

• HB468 - Provides relative to utilization review standards and approval procedures for healthcare service claims submitted by healthcare providers

• SB66 - Provides relative to telehealth services.

• HB558 - Provides for the collection and remittance of state and local sales and use taxes

• HB631 - Provides with respect to the sourcing of sales for purposes of calculating Louisiana income

• HB160 - Provides relative to rights of victims of alleged delinquent acts

To see the language of each law, click here.