Requires new public accommodations and constructions to provide universal changing accommodations in restrooms.
This bill amends Hawaii Revised Statutes to mandate that new establishments, including public accommodations and public entity constructions, provide universal changing accommodations in restrooms for public use. Each new establishment must provide either two gender-designated changing accommodations or one accessible to all genders. The bill also allows for exemptions if compliance would create an undue burden, such as when no reasonable physical option exists or the cost exceeds 10% of the construction cost.
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