Compare SD HB 1112 (2016) and SD HB 1195 (2015)

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SD HB 1112 (2016)SD HB 1195 (2015)
to establish a determinant in identifying a student's sexual 1 identity forto establish a determinant in identifying a student's 2 sexual identity for
of the South Dakota High School Activities Associationof the South Dakota 5 High School Activities Association
The sole determinant of a student's sexual identity is the 6 sexual identity noted on the student's certificate of birth. If no sexual identity is noted on the 7 student's certificate of birth, the sole determinant is the sexual identity noted on the South 8 Dakota High School Activities Association physical exam form that is completed by a health 9 care professional at the student's physical examinationthe sole determinant of a 7 student's sexual identity is the sexual identity noted on the student's certificate of birth. If no 8 sexual identity is noted on the student's certificate of birth, the sole determinant is the sexual 9 identity noted on the South Dakota High School Activities Association Physical Exam Form 10 that is completed by a health care professional at the student's physical examination
copies were printed on recycled paper by the South Dakota Legislative Research Council at a cost of $.161 per page. v Insertions into existing statutes are indicated by underscores. Deletions from existing statutes are indicated by overstrikescopies were printed on recycled paper by the South Dakota Legislative Research Council at a cost of $.098 per page. v Insertions into existing statutes are indicated by underscores. Deletions from existing statutes are indicated by overstrikes