Illinois HB1209 establishes definitions for biological sex and related terms in state law.

Illinois HB1209, the Classification by Biological Sex Act, amends the Statute on Statutes to define biological sex and related terms. It specifies that a person's sex is either male or female, as classified at birth. The act also defines "woman" and "girl" as human females, "man" and "boy" as human males, "mother" as a parent of the female sex, and "father" as a parent of the male sex. Public schools, school districts, and state or local agencies collecting vital statistics must classify individuals as male or female at birth.

Illinois HB1209 establishes definitions for biological sex and related terms in state law.

Illinois HB1209, the Classification by Biological Sex Act, amends the Statute on Statutes to define biological sex and related terms. It specifies that a person's sex is either male or female, as classified at birth. The act also defines "woman" and "girl" as human females, "man" and "boy" as human males, "mother" as a parent of the female sex, and "father" as a parent of the male sex. Public schools, school districts, and state or local agencies collecting vital statistics must classify individuals as male or female at birth.