Prohibition on Gender Identity Questions in Government Surveys
This new bill aims to restrict how government agencies collect data. Citizens will only be able to select "male" or "female" for questions about sex, and questions about gender identity will be completely removed from forms and surveys. This is intended to simplify data collection but will limit the ability to express gender diversity in official documents.
Key points
Government agencies will be prohibited from asking about gender identity on any forms or surveys.
For questions about sex or gender, only "male" and "female" will be available options.
Forms with responses other than male or female for sex/gender questions will be rejected.
The bill defines "male" and "female" based on reproductive capabilities.
Status:
Introduced
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