Texas Women's Privacy Act regulates private spaces based on biological sex, authorizes civil penalties, and provides immunity for state and local.
The Texas Women's Privacy Act mandates that private spaces in facilities owned or controlled by political subdivisions or state agencies must be designated for exclusive use by one biological sex. Exceptions include custodial, maintenance, emergency assistance, and accompaniment of young children or those needing aid. The act authorizes civil penalties for violations, with escalating fines for subsequent offenses. It also provides immunity from suit for state and local entities and their officers, employees, and agents.
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