Kentucky HB867 establishes rules for private spaces in public buildings, including definitions and restrictions on entry.
Kentucky HB867 creates a new section in the Kentucky Revised Statutes to define and regulate private spaces in public buildings. It defines terms such as "biological sex," "elderly person," "person with a disability," and "public building." The bill mandates that public buildings with multi-occupancy private spaces must have separate spaces for males and females.
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