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Committee backs SB 268 on 'biological sex' classifications after heated debate over definitions and safety

Judiciary Committee (New Hampshire House) · November 13, 2025
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Summary

The Judiciary Committee recorded a committee recommendation on SB 268 (permitting classification by "biological sex" in limited circumstances). Supporters cited safety and athletic competition concerns; opponents said the bill lacks a definition of "biological sex," raises privacy and discrimination risks, and could have unintended consequences.

The Judiciary Committee considered Senate Bill 268, a proposal to permit classification of individuals based on "biological sex" in certain limited circumstances. Representative Perez moved "ought to pass" and supporters emphasized safety concerns in sports and private spaces; opponents said the bill's core term is undefined and would invite discretionary, inconsistent application.

Representative Perez framed the bill as…

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