HB0032HS001

Adopted

Amendment to HB0032 — What is a Woman Act.

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Chamber: House

Stage: Standing Committee

What does this amendment do?

This amendment redefines the terms 'Female' and 'Male' in the bill to reference reproductive system function and potential across a person's lifespan, rather than chromosomal or developmental characteristics, and removes quotation marks around 'disorder or difference in sex development'.

Replaces the definition of 'Female' from one based on chromosome type and developed reproductive system to one based on whether a person has, had, will have, or would have had (absent congenital anomaly or disruption) a reproductive system that produces, transports, and utilizes eggs for fertilization. (Page 2, lines 13-21)
Replaces the definition of 'Male' from one based on chromosome type and developed reproductive system to one based on whether a person has, had, will have, or would have had (absent congenital anomaly or disruption) a reproductive system that produces, transports, and utilizes sperm for fertilization. (Page 2, lines 13-21)
Removes quotation marks surrounding the phrase 'disorder or difference in sex development' to treat it as standard language rather than a quoted term. (Page 3, line 16)

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Roll Call Votes (0)

Standing committee amendments are adopted as part of the committee's overall recommendation vote on the bill, not as a separate roll call. No matching committee vote was found. See all votes on the bill detail page.