New Hampshire HB1299 permits classification based on biological sex in specific circumstances and clarifies that such distinctions do not constitute.

New Hampshire HB1299 amends the Law Against Discrimination to allow classification based on biological sex in three specific circumstances: construction and operation of lavatory facilities, athletic events where physical strength is a factor, and facilities like prisons and mental health hospitals. The bill clarifies that these distinctions do not qualify as discrimination. The changes take effect 60 days after passage.

New Hampshire HB1299 permits classification based on biological sex in specific circumstances and clarifies that such distinctions do not constitute.

New Hampshire HB1299 amends the Law Against Discrimination to allow classification based on biological sex in three specific circumstances: construction and operation of lavatory facilities, athletic events where physical strength is a factor, and facilities like prisons and mental health hospitals. The bill clarifies that these distinctions do not qualify as discrimination. The changes take effect 60 days after passage.