Hawaii SB718 mandates universal changing accommodations in new public restrooms.
Hawaii SB718 amends Chapter 489 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes to require new public accommodations to include universal changing accommodations in their restrooms. These accommodations must be accessible to persons of any gender identity or expression. The bill defines "new establishment" as any public accommodation or public entity construction built after July 31, 2026. It also allows for hardship exemptions if compliance would be unreasonable. Violations of these requirements are considered unlawful discriminatory practices, and injured parties can seek legal action.
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