Amends title 36 to require national governing bodies to have eligibility criteria for Olympic Games participation based on biological sex.
The Securing Actual Female Events in Olympic Sports Act amends title 36 to mandate that national governing bodies have eligibility criteria for Olympic Games participation based on biological sex. It defines "female" as a person belonging to the biological sex characterized by the reproductive system with the biological function of producing eggs. The bill also allows national governing bodies to continue sanctioning competitions that were previously sanctioned and have not yet taken place, provided they are solely for competition among males or females.
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