public buildings; accommodations; requirements

Summary

The measure adds a new statute that obligates public entities to give a reasonable accommodation—either a single‑occupancy restroom or an employee restroom—to anyone who, for any reason, cannot use a multiple‑occupancy restroom designated for their sex. A written request and proof of biological sex are required, and denial can be sued unless the entity shows undue hardship. It also creates a private right of action if an opposite‑sex person is allowed into a sex‑designated restroom contrary to the new rules.

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