References to the term "gender" in these statutes must be deemed to refer solely to sex [...] (b) "Female" means a person belonging, at birth, to the biological sex that has the specific reproductive role of producing ova. (c) "Male" means a person belonging, at birth, to the biological sex that has the specific reproductive role of producing sperm. (d) "Woman" and "girl" refer to human females, and the terms "man" and "boy" refer to human males. (e) "Mother" means a female parent, and the term "father" means a male parent. [...] (9) For purposes of this section, the statement of biological sex on a person's official birth certificate filed at or near the time of the person's birth determines whether the person is male or female and may serve as a committeeman or committeewoman, respectively.

The department may not issue an original or replacement driver license or identification card that specifies a person's sex as different from that specified on the person's original certificate of live birth. The department must require an applicant to sign an affidavit certifying that the sex specified on the application submitted for a new or replacement driver license or identification card is identical to that specified on the applicant's original certificate of live birth. If the department determines that the applicant made a false attestation, the department must revoke his or her driver license or identification card.

Any health insurance policy delivered or issued in this state [...] which provides, for an appropriate additional premium, coverage for sex-reassignment prescriptions or procedures [...] must also provide coverage for treatment to detransition from such sex reassignment prescriptions or procedures.

A group health insurer that delivers or issues a group health insurance policy in this state providing coverage described under subsection (4) must also offer a group health insurance policy that does not provide such coverage.

Any health insurance policy delivered or issued in this state on or after July 1, 2024, may not prohibit the coverage of mental health or therapeutic services to treat a person's perception that his or her sex is inconsistent with the person's sex at birth by affirming the insured's sex