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Committee endorses SB268 to permit classifications by 'biological sex' in limited settings; critics warn of vague definitions

House Judiciary Committee · November 13, 2025
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The Judiciary Committee voted to report Senate Bill 268, which would allow classification of individuals by 'biological sex' in certain contexts; sponsors argued it protects safety in sports and private spaces, while opponents said the bill lacks a clear definition and risks discrimination and privacy invasions.

The House Judiciary Committee voted to advance Senate Bill 268, a bill permitting classification of individuals by "biological sex" under specified circumstances.

Representative Perez, speaking for the motion, framed the bill as aimed at safety in sports and private facilities, citing national developments in sport governing…

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