What to know about Montana’s new sex definition bill
Greg Gianforte signed a bill Tuesday defining sex as binary, based on a person’s reproductive system. While the definitions are largely similar to the 2023 bill, SB 437 removes references to sex markers in a person’s chromosomes. These new definitions apply anywhere in Montana law that mentions the words sex, gender, male, female, man, woman, father or mother — more than 60 sections governing a wide range of topics.
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