Treats it as a violation of Title IX for federally funded schools and athletic programs to let males take part in programs designated for women or girls, with sex defined by reproductive biology and genetics at birth.

• Makes it a Title IX violation for recipients of federal funding to let a person whose sex is male take part in an athletic program designated for women or girls.
• Defines sex for this purpose as reproductive biology and genetics at birth, and covers any program offered conditional on participation with an athletic team.
• Allows males to train or practice with women's or girls' teams as long as no female loses a roster spot, practice or competition opportunity, scholarship, school admission, or other benefit.
• Directs the Comptroller General to study the meaning of the phrase any other benefit and document the effects on girls of allowing males to compete, then report the results to the House Education and Workforce Committee and the Senate HELP Committee.

• Education and Workforce Committee (House)

Civil Rights and Liberties, Minority Issues