Summary

Creates statutory definitions of “female,” “male,” and “sex” in federal amateur-sports law and bars any person defined as male from competing in athletic competitions that are designated for females, women, or girls. Also establishes a short title for the Act and makes a minor punctuation edit to accommodate the new rule. The change is regulatory: it changes eligibility for female-designated amateur competitions by tying participation to a biological definition of sex based on reproductive systems; it does not provide funding or outline enforcement mechanisms beyond the statutory prohibition.

• Establishes statutory definitions for “female,” “male,” and “sex” in the federal amateur-sports code using biological reproductive criteria.
• Prohibits any person defined as male from competing in amateur athletic competitions designated for females, women, or girls.
• Does not include funding, enforcement procedures, exemptions, or detailed implementation rules.
• Applies to competitions covered by the referenced federal amateur-sports provision, which could include a range of amateur events.
• Makes only a minor textual/punctuation adjustment elsewhere in the statute to add the new prohibition.
• Could change eligibility rules currently used by sport organizations, schools, or states and create compliance obligations.
• Language ties participation to biological criteria, which may prompt disputes over application and legal challenges.