State and local bodies must use the law’s sex-related definitions across rules, contracts, policies, and other official work.
The law defines male and female by the reproductive systems that produce eggs or sperm, and man and woman as adult human males and females.
State and local bodies must follow these definitions in their rules, contracts, policies, and other official work.
The law defines male and female by reproductive systems, and man and woman as adult human males and females. The definitions also describe a boy as a minor human male and a girl as a minor human female. “Sex” means an individual's biological sex, either male or female, except in chapters 22-24A and 22-24B.
State and local bodies must follow the listed definitions when carrying out their duties. The definitions apply to state and local rules, contracts, guidance, policies, practices, and statutes. Covered bodies include state agencies and other entities exercising state authority. The terms are boy, father, female, girl, male, man, mother, sex, and woman.
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