Defining "men" and "women"

Added explicit language stating that biological sex of a minor is determined by the sex recorded at birth, clarifying how this standard applies to medical examinations.

Added requirement that the article shall be construed as authorizing examinations of minors for determining biological sex, making this authority explicit rather than implied.

The bill title was revised to include explicit coverage of domestic violence shelters, public schools, institutions of higher education, and correctional institutions.

New language clarifies that the bill does not authorize anyone other than treating health care providers to examine minors for biological sex verification without parental consent.

The bill now includes explicit provisions for sex definitions and single-sex spaces in its title.

A proposed amendment to add restrictions on who can examine a minor child's biological sex without parental consent was rejected and not included in the final version.

The document structure changed from a formal legislative text format to a web page layout with navigation menus, headers, and footer links added around the original bill content.

Added new section §5-32-9 requiring public entities to collect sex-based data accurately to identify sex-specific risks and harms.

Added definition for 'male' in §5-32-3(6) specifying sperm production capability, which was missing in the introduced version.

Removed website navigation links, page headers, and formatting artifacts that were present in the introduced version draft.

Corrected citation for Grimm v. Gloucester School Board from 92 F.3d to 972 F.3d in §5-32-1(c).