Texas Women's Privacy Act mandates sex-based designation of certain spaces and facilities, prohibits accommodations allowing cross-sex use, and.
The Texas Women's Privacy Act requires political subdivisions and state agencies to designate multiple-occupancy private spaces for use by individuals of one sex only. Exceptions are made for specific circumstances such as custodial purposes or emergency assistance. The act prohibits accommodations that allow individuals to use spaces designated for the opposite sex. It authorizes the attorney general to investigate complaints, bring actions to collect civil penalties, and seek writs of mandamus.
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