WV HB2006

Establishes legal definitions of sex-based terms in West Virginia code, defining "female" and "male" based on reproductive anatomy, "woman" and "man" as adult humans of each sex, and declaring there are only two sexes

Requires domestic violence shelters, public schools, state colleges/universities, and correctional facilities to designate sleeping quarters, restrooms, locker rooms, and changing rooms for exclusive use by either females or males

Mandates that individuals unwilling or unable to use facilities designated for their biological sex receive reasonable accommodations such as single-occupancy options, but prohibits access to opposite-sex facilities when opposite-sex individuals are present

Specifies the bill shall not be enforced in any manner inconsistent with Grimm v. Gloucester School Board (4th Circuit 2020), with this limitation automatically repealed if that decision is overruled

Requires all state agencies, public schools, and higher education institutions collecting sex-based data for anti-discrimination compliance or public health/crime statistics to classify individuals as male or female according to the article's definitions