Plain English Breakdown
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Privacy Protections in Public Institutions
This bill requires public schools, state educational institutions, correctional facilities, and juvenile detention centers to designate separate restrooms and sleeping areas based on the sex assigned at birth.
What This Bill Does
- Requires public schools, state educational institutions, correctional facilities, and juvenile detention centers to have separate restrooms for males and females.
- Allows individuals to use only the restroom that matches their sex as determined by genetics and reproductive biology at birth.
- Prohibits requiring certain people to share sleeping quarters with someone of the opposite sex unless they are family members.
- Establishes civil actions if these rules are not followed.
Who It Names or Affects
- Public schools
- State educational institutions
- Correctional facilities
- Juvenile detention centers
Terms To Know
- sex assigned at birth
- The sex of a person as determined by their genetics and reproductive biology when they are born.
Limits and Unknowns
- Does not specify what happens if someone's gender identity does not match the sex assigned at birth.
- It is unclear how this bill will be enforced in practice.
- The exact penalties for violating these rules have not been detailed.