Wyoming HB0032 mandates biological sex identification in state data collection and legal definitions.

Wyoming HB0032, also known as the "What is a Woman Act," requires public schools, state agencies, and political subdivisions to identify individuals as male or female based on their sex at birth when collecting vital statistics. The act specifies that "female" refers to a person with a reproductive system that produces eggs, and "male" refers to a person with a reproductive system that produces sperm. It also mandates that laws and regulations distinguishing between sexes are substantially related to important governmental objectives. The act is effective immediately upon enactment.

Wyoming HB0032 mandates biological sex identification in state data collection and legal definitions.

Wyoming HB0032, also known as the "What is a Woman Act," requires public schools, state agencies, and political subdivisions to identify individuals as male or female based on their sex at birth when collecting vital statistics. The act specifies that "female" refers to a person with a reproductive system that produces eggs, and "male" refers to a person with a reproductive system that produces sperm. It also mandates that laws and regulations distinguishing between sexes are substantially related to important governmental objectives. The act is effective immediately upon enactment.