The Women's Safety and Protection Act aims to protect women by restricting restroom, changing facility, and sleeping quarters to one biological sex.

The Women's Safety and Protection Act seeks to clarify and reconcile the meaning of terms like biological sex and gender in North Carolina law. It mandates that single or multiple occupancy restrooms, changing facilities, and sleeping quarters in covered facilities, such as prisons, juvenile detention centers, and public schools, be used by only one biological sex at a time. Exceptions are made for custodial, maintenance, medical assistance, law enforcement, and emergency situations.

The Women's Safety and Protection Act aims to protect women by restricting restroom, changing facility, and sleeping quarters to one biological sex.

The Women's Safety and Protection Act seeks to clarify and reconcile the meaning of terms like biological sex and gender in North Carolina law. It mandates that single or multiple occupancy restrooms, changing facilities, and sleeping quarters in covered facilities, such as prisons, juvenile detention centers, and public schools, be used by only one biological sex at a time. Exceptions are made for custodial, maintenance, medical assistance, law enforcement, and emergency situations.