Indiana HB1362 mandates privacy protections in public institutions by requiring separate restrooms and sleeping areas based on sex assigned at birth.
Indiana HB1362 establishes privacy protections in public institutions by mandating that multiple occupancy restrooms and sleeping areas be designated for exclusive use based on sex assigned at birth. This applies to public schools, state educational institutions, correctional facilities, juvenile detention facilities, and certain governmental entities. Individuals can only use facilities designated for their sex, with exceptions for temporary designations, custodial purposes, medical assistance, or accompanying a child.
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