Texas SB240 mandates that private spaces in facilities owned or controlled by political subdivisions or state agencies be designated for use by.
Texas SB240, known as the Texas Women's Privacy Act, requires political subdivisions and state agencies to designate private spaces, such as restrooms and locker rooms, for use by persons based on their biological sex. Exceptions include custodial, maintenance, emergency assistance, and accompaniment of children under 10 years old. The act authorizes civil penalties for violations, with the attorney general responsible for investigating complaints and collecting penalties.
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