The proposed bill seeks to create an exemption for women's athletics within the Human Rights Act in Minnesota, specifically codified in Minnesota Statutes, chapter 363A. It stipulates that it is not considered unlawful or discriminatory for various entities, including educational institutions and sports organizations, to limit participation in athletic teams and competitions to individuals identified as female. The bill defines "female sex" based on biological and genetic criteria, emphasizing that a female is someone whose reproductive system is capable of producing eggs. Additionally, it clarifies that a woman is an adult female and a girl is a minor female.

Furthermore, the bill allows for males to train or practice with female athletic teams, provided that such arrangements do not deprive females of opportunities, such as roster spots. It also prohibits governmental agencies and athletic organizations from investigating or taking action against entities that adopt policies in line with this exemption. The provisions of this bill would take effect the day after it is enacted.