Texas SB8 mandates the designation of multiple-occupancy private spaces for use by individuals of one sex, with exceptions for disabilities and age.
Texas SB8, known as 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. Exceptions are made for individuals with disabilities, young children, and elderly individuals who need assistance. The act also allows for single-occupancy private spaces, family restrooms, and changing rooms. It prohibits accommodations that allow individuals to use spaces designated for the opposite sex. The Texas Board of Criminal Justice must adopt rules to implement these provisions.
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