The proposed legislation, known as the Stand With Women Act, aims to establish clear definitions and regulations regarding the treatment of individuals based on their biological sex in various public settings, particularly in schools and athletic associations. The Act emphasizes the biological differences between males and females, asserting that these differences justify the creation of separate spaces and teams to ensure safety and equal opportunities for female athletes. Key provisions include the requirement for schools to designate restrooms and locker rooms by biological sex, prohibit individuals from using facilities designated for the opposite sex, and mandate that athletic teams be categorized based on biological sex.

Additionally, the Act stipulates that state agencies must define a person's sex as their biological sex in administrative rules and regulations. It also provides protections for individuals with disorders or differences in sex development under the Americans with Disabilities Act. The legislation includes a severability clause, ensuring that if any part of the Act is found unconstitutional, the remaining sections will still be valid. Overall, the Stand With Women Act seeks to reinforce the distinction between biological sexes in public health, welfare, and educational contexts.