Missouri HB2526 modifies sex-related classifications in state law, defining sex as either male or female based on biological characteristics observed.
Missouri HB2526 modifies various provisions related to sex-related classifications throughout state law. It defines "sex" as the state of being either male or female as observed or clinically verified at birth. The bill also modifies definitions and provisions in sections related to concealed carry permits, juvenile offender registration, and other areas to align with this definition of sex. The changes aim to ensure consistency in the use of sex classifications across different statutes and regulations in Missouri.
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