Michigan HB4031 requires publicly funded sports programs to score athletes by biological sex, ensuring records reflect competitors' biological sex.
Michigan HB4031, also known as the "female athletics integrity of records (FAIR) act," mandates that publicly funded individual sports programs that offer separate competitions for males and females must score athletes according to their biological sex. This includes ensuring official awards, rankings, and records reflect each competitor's biological sex, even if they participate in a competition designated for the opposite sex. The act defines "biological sex" as the state of being female or male, determined at conception.
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