What is a Woman Act.

Definitions of 'Female' and 'Male' were modified to include individuals who have, had, will have, or would have had the reproductive system that produces eggs or sperm for fertilization, accounting for congenital anomalies or disruptions.

Added protection for individuals born with a medically recognized disorder or difference in sex development, ensuring they are not denied legal protections and accommodations.

Clarified that separate accommodations for males and females are not inherently unequal under the law.

Expanded the list of areas where sex-based distinctions are permitted to include restrooms and other areas where safety or privacy are implicated.

Clarified that intermediate constitutional scrutiny allows the law to distinguish between sexes where such distinctions are substantially related to important governmental objectives.