Senate Bill 2920 was laid out in the Senate education committee by sponsor Senator Campbell. She described the bill as closing a perceived loophole in the Texas Education Code by making clear that anabolic steroids prescribed for gender transitioning in minors are not a valid medical exemption for UIL participation rules.

Committee discussion: Senator Menendez asked about the bill’s practical effect and consequences for athletes using steroids, and whether the bill prescribes penalties; the sponsor replied the bill’s purpose is limited to clarifying that transitioning-related steroid prescriptions are not a qualifying medical exemption under UIL rules and does not itself add enforcement provisions.

Procedure and disposition: The transcript records a resource witness from the Attorney General's office (Joshua Fiverson) was available; the committee took no public testimony and left SB 2920 pending subject to the call of the chair.

Provenance: Sponsor remarks introducing the bill and the subsequent brief Q&A and closure of public testimony are recorded in the committee transcript.