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HB0072 • 2025

Protecting privacy in public spaces act.

AN ACT relating to the administration of the government; specifying requirements for the use of sex-designated restrooms, showers, sleeping quarters and locker room facilities at public facilities; providing for complaints and civil actions; specifying duties for public entities; providing definitions; making conforming amendments; and providing for an effective date.

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Enacted

This bill passed the Legislature and reached final enactment based on the latest official action.

Sponsor
Representative Lawley
Last action
2025-03-03
Official status
enrolled
Effective date
7/1/2025

Plain English Breakdown

The act does not specify the exact steps that must be taken by facilities to enforce these rules, leaving some ambiguity.

Protecting Privacy in Public Spaces Act

This act requires public and educational facilities to designate restrooms, changing areas, and sleeping quarters for use by only one sex and sets rules about who can enter these spaces.

What This Bill Does

  • Requires multi-occupancy restrooms, changing areas, and sleeping quarters in public and educational facilities to be designated exclusively for males or females.
  • Prohibits anyone from entering a space designated for the opposite sex unless they are an employee performing duties, providing medical care, during emergencies, or under specific athletic circumstances.
  • Allows people who encounter someone of the opposite sex in these spaces to sue the facility and recover damages and legal fees if successful.

Who It Names or Affects

  • People using public facilities like government buildings, community colleges, and correctional institutions.
  • Educational facilities owned by the University of Wyoming or a Wyoming community college.
  • Government entities that own, operate, or lease these facilities.

Terms To Know

Public facility
A building or space owned, operated, or leased by a government entity.
Educational facility
Facilities owned, operated, or leased by the University of Wyoming or a Wyoming community college.

Limits and Unknowns

  • Does not apply to single-occupancy restrooms.
  • The act does not specify how facilities will enforce these rules.
  • It is unclear what constitutes 'reasonable steps' for preventing opposite-sex entry into designated areas.

Amendments

These notes stay tied to the official amendment files and metadata from the legislature.

HB0072H2001

2nd reading • Representative Lawley

Adopted

Plain English: The amendment adds language that allows public facilities to take reasonable steps, such as posting signs and creating policies, to enforce the use of sex-designated restrooms and other facilities according to this act.

  • Adds a new clause after line 21 on page 7, allowing public entities to take 'reasonable steps' like posting signs or making rules to enforce the act's requirements for sex-designated facilities.
  • Removes lines from pages 8 starting at line 6 through line 10, which previously outlined specific complaint procedures and penalties.
  • The exact nature of what constitutes 'reasonable steps' is not defined in the amendment text.
  • It's unclear how removing parts of the complaint process will affect individuals seeking to address violations of the act.
HB0072H2002

2nd reading • Representative Williams

Adopted

Plain English: The amendment adds new requirements for jails regarding single-sex shower rooms, sleeping quarters, and restrooms, including restrictions on inmate placement and employee entry.

  • Adds a new section (9-25-104) to the bill that requires jail facilities to designate shower rooms, sleeping quarters, and restrooms exclusively for one sex. It also outlines conditions under which inmates can be placed in these areas and when employees are allowed to enter.
  • Specifies that jails do not need to post clear signage indicating single-sex designations if all employees and inmates are aware of the designation.
  • The amendment text does not provide details on how jails will ensure compliance with the new requirements or what specific measures will be taken for inmate safety in cases where gender identification is unclear.
  • It's unclear from the provided text how existing facilities will transition to meet these new requirements.
HB0072H2003

2nd reading • Representative Provenza

Failed

Plain English: The amendment adds a new requirement to prevent harassment in gender-designated changing areas, restrooms, and sleeping quarters at public facilities.

  • Adds a definition of 'harass' that includes threats, lewd or obscene statements/images, and nonconsensual physical contact directed at specific individuals who would reasonably fear for their safety or suffer emotional distress.
  • Inserts language to prohibit harassment in changing areas, restrooms, and sleeping quarters designed for males or females.
  • The amendment text does not specify the consequences of violating this new prohibition on harassment.
HB0072H2004

2nd reading • Representative Nicholas

Failed

Plain English: The amendment adds a new clause to allow public facilities to authorize the temporary use of multi-occupancy changing areas, restrooms, or sleeping quarters designed for the opposite sex by male or female groups and teams.

  • Adds a provision allowing public facilities to permit temporary use of gender-specific restrooms, changing areas, and sleeping quarters by groups of one gender when authorized.
  • The amendment does not specify the conditions under which such authorization can be given or how it will be implemented.
  • It is unclear what constitutes a 'group' or 'team' in this context.
HB0072H3001

3rd reading • Representative Lawley

Adopted

Plain English: The amendment adds a new provision allowing individuals to use changing areas, restrooms, and sleeping quarters that have been temporarily designated for their sex.

  • Adds a new clause (vi) to the bill, permitting people to use facilities like changing rooms, bathrooms, and sleeping areas if these places are temporarily marked for their specific gender.
  • The amendment does not specify how or under what circumstances temporary designations would be made.
  • It is unclear from this text alone whether existing permanent designations in facilities will change as a result of this addition.
HB0072HW001

Committee of the Whole • Representative Lawley

Filed

Plain English: The amendment adds a new definition for 'coach' and allows coaches to enter locker rooms under specific conditions if necessary.

  • Adds a new definition for the term 'coach', including responsibilities related to teaching, coaching, or training students in athletic activities.
  • Allows a coach to enter a locker room before, during, or after an athletic activity if certain conditions are met: all students present must be fully clothed, at least one additional adult must accompany the coach, and if the coach is of opposite sex to the students, another adult of the same sex as the students must also be present.
  • The amendment includes comments suggesting possible clarifications or revisions to ensure that requirements are clear and consistent.
  • Some details about the exact number of adults required in certain situations may need further clarification.
HB0072JC001

Conference Committee

Adopted

Plain English: The amendment allows the House to accept changes made by the Senate to HB0072, which relates to restroom and facility use requirements at public facilities.

  • Allows the House to agree with the Senate's amendments to the bill.
  • The specific details of the Senate amendments are not provided in this text, so their exact changes cannot be described here.
HB0072HS001

Standing Committee • House Education Committee

Adopted

Plain English: The amendment adds a new requirement for school officials and employees to take reasonable steps to ensure privacy when entering changing areas, restrooms, or sleeping quarters as part of their job duties.

  • Adds a provision that allows school officials and employees to enter changing areas, restrooms, or sleeping quarters while performing official duties if they take reasonable steps to protect the privacy of others.
  • The amendment does not specify what 'reasonable steps' means in detail, leaving some ambiguity about how this provision will be implemented.
HB0072S2001

2nd reading • Senator Crago

Adopted

Plain English: The amendment excludes certain multi-occupancy areas within educational and public facilities from being considered 'educational facilities' or 'public facilities', if these areas are used as private residences or reservable commercial lodging.

  • Excludes multi-occupancy changing areas, restrooms, and sleeping quarters inside spaces that an educational facility uses as a private residence or reservable commercial lodging from being considered part of the educational facility.
  • Excludes multi-occupancy changing areas, restrooms, and sleeping quarters inside spaces that a governmental entity or public facility uses as a private residence or reservable commercial lodging from being considered part of the public facility.
  • The amendment does not specify how these exclusions will affect existing regulations or policies related to privacy in public spaces.
HB0072S2002

2nd reading • Senator Laursen, D

Adopted

Plain English: The amendment adds rules for coaches and athletes of mixed genders to use restrooms and changing areas together under certain conditions.

  • Allows a coach and members of an athletic team with both male and female participants to share restrooms or changing areas if no other suitable facilities are available, all individuals are fully clothed, and the coach is accompanied by at least one additional adult unless both genders are present.
  • The amendment does not specify what constitutes a 'suitable' restroom or changing area.
  • It's unclear how compliance with these rules will be enforced or monitored.
HB0072S2003

2nd reading • Senator Crum

Adopted

Plain English: The amendment removes the word 'women's' from the bill's catch title.

  • Removes the word 'women's' from the bill's catch title.
  • This change only affects the wording of the catch title and does not provide information about changes to the content or requirements within the bill.
HB0072S3001

3rd reading • Senator Laursen, D

Adopted

Plain English: The amendment modifies specific sections of HB0072 to clarify definitions and exclusions related to public facilities, particularly regarding educational institutions and correctional facilities.

  • Clarifies that 'local government' does not include school districts or certain types of jails and youth facilities.
  • Removes references to 'public schools' and replaces them with broader terms like 'educational facility'.
  • Adds provisions specifying that certain requirements do not apply in educational facilities, city or county jails, and managed youth facilities.
  • The amendment text does not provide full context for all changes, making it difficult to understand the exact impact of some modifications without reviewing the original bill.
HB0072SS001

Standing Committee • Senate Judiciary Committee

Adopted

Plain English: The amendment changes the word 'Reduction' to 'Reform' in a specific part of the bill.

  • Changes the word 'Reduction' to 'Reform' on page 19, line 1.
  • This amendment does not provide context about what was originally meant by 'Reduction', so it's unclear how this change affects the overall meaning of the bill.

Bill History

  1. 2025-03-03 LSO

    Assigned Chapter Number 94

  2. 2025-03-03 Governor

    Governor Signed HEA No. 0048

  3. 2025-02-27 Senate

    S President Signed HEA No. 0048

  4. 2025-02-27 House

    H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0048

  5. 2025-02-27 LSO

    Assigned Number HEA No. 0048

  6. 2025-02-27 House

    H Concur:Passed 54-7-1-0-0

  7. 2025-02-27 Senate

    S Appointed JCC01 Members

  8. 2025-02-26 House

    H Appointed JCC01 Members

  9. 2025-02-26 House

    H Concur:Failed 2-57-3-0-0

  10. 2025-02-26 House

    H Received for Concurrence

  11. 2025-02-26 Senate

    S 3rd Reading:Passed 25-6-0-0-0

  12. 2025-02-25 Senate

    S 2nd Reading:Passed

  13. 2025-02-24 Senate

    S 2nd Reading:Laid Back

  14. 2025-02-21 Senate

    S COW:Passed 16-14-1-0-0

  15. 2025-02-20 Senate

    S Placed on General File

  16. 2025-02-20 Senate

    S01 - Judiciary:Recommend Amend and Do Pass 5-0-0-0-0

  17. 2025-02-11 Senate

    S Introduced and Referred to S01 - Judiciary

  18. 2025-02-07 Senate

    S Received for Introduction

  19. 2025-02-07 House

    H 3rd Reading:Passed 52-8-2-0-0

  20. 2025-02-06 House

    H 2nd Reading:Passed

  21. 2025-02-05 House

    H 2nd Reading:Laid Back

  22. 2025-02-04 House

    H COW:Passed

  23. 2025-01-24 House

    H Placed on General File

  24. 2025-01-24 House

    H04 - Education:Recommend Amend and Do Pass 9-0-0-0-0

  25. 2025-01-16 House

    H Introduced and Referred to H04 - Education

  26. 2025-01-02 House

    H Received for Introduction

  27. 2024-12-23 LSO

    Bill Number Assigned

Official Summary Text

Bill Summary - 25LSO-0225

Bill No.:

HB0072

Effective:

7/1/2025

LSO No.:

25LSO-0225

Enrolled Act No.:

HEA No. 0048

Chapter No.:

94

Prime Sponsor:

Lawley

Catch Title:

Protecting privacy in public spaces act.

Has Report:

No

Subject:

Specifying requirements for the use of sex-designated public facilities.

Summary/Major Elements:

This act provides that each multi-occupancy restroom, changing area, and sleeping quarters that are located in a public facility or educational facility must be designed for use exclusively by males or exclusively by females. The act specifies that no person shall enter a multi-occupancy changing area, restroom, or sleeping quarters designated for males or females unless the person is a member of that sex.

For purposes of this act, public facilities include those owned, operated, or leased by a state or local governmental entity. Educational facilities are those owned, operated, or leased by the University of Wyoming or a Wyoming community college. K-12 schools are not included.

The requirements of the act do not apply to single-occupancy areas, employees who enter for cleaning or in the performance of their official duties, persons who enter to render medical assistance or caregiving assistance, during athletic competitions under specified circumstances, or in times of natural disasters or emergencies.

The act provides a cause of action against a governmental entity that owns, operates, or leases a public facility when a person encounters another person of the opposite sex in a restroom, changing area, or sleeping quarters designated for the person's sex. A person who prevails in this type of cause of action is entitled to actual damages and may recover reasonable attorney fees and costs from the governmental entity.

The act also provides a cause of action against a governmental entity that owns, operates, or leases an educational facility when a person encounters another person of the opposite sex in a restroom, changing area, or sleeping quarters designated for the person's sex. A person who prevails in a cause of action concerning an educational facility may recover five thousand dollars ($5,000.00) from the educational facility, monetary damages for all harm suffered and reasonable attorney fees and costs.

The act amends the Wyoming Governmental Claims Act to provide an exception for governmental entities to be liable for violations of this act.

The above summary is not an official publication of the Wyoming Legislature and is not an official statement of legislative intent.

While the Legislative Service Office endeavored to provide accurate information in this summary, it should not be relied upon as a comprehensive abstract of the bill.

Current Bill Text

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25LSO-0225

ORIGINAL House

ENGROSSED
Bill No
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HB0072

ENROLLED ACT NO. 48,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

SIXTY-EIGHTH LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF WYOMING
2025 General Session

AN ACT relating to the administration of the government; specifying requirements for the use of sex-designated restrooms, showers, sleeping quarters and locker room facilities at public facilities; providing for complaints and civil actions; specifying duties for public entities; providing definitions; making conforming amendments; and providing for an effective date.

Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Wyoming:

Section 1
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W.S. 1
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Liability; sex
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designated facilities.

A governmental entity is liable for damages resulting from a violation of W.S. 9
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103 in accordance with W.S. 9
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101 through 9
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103.

CHAPTER 25
CHANGING AREA AND RESTROOM REQUIREMENTS

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Definitions.

(a)

As used in this chapter:

(i)

"Changing area" means an area in a public facility in which a person may be in a state of undress in the presence of others, including a changing room, locker room or shower room;

(ii)

"Correctional facility" means a state penal institution, correctional facility operated by a private entity under W.S. 7
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102, the Wyoming boys' school and the Wyoming girls' school;

(iii)

"Educational facility" means the University of Wyoming and a Wyoming community college and any facility owned, operated or leased by the University of Wyoming or a Wyoming community college. "Educational facility" shall not include any multi
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occupancy changing area, restroom or sleeping quarters located inside a space that an educational facility utilizes as a private residence or as reservable commercial lodging;

(iv)

"Female" means a person who has, had, will have or would have had, but for a congenital anomaly or intentional or unintentional disruption, the reproductive system that at some point produces, transports and utilizes eggs for fertilization;

(v)

"Governmental entity" means the state, University of Wyoming or any local government but shall not include any school district or any city or county jail where adults are incarcerated or managed youth facility where persons are placed under W.S. 14
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252;

(vi)

"Local government" means cities and towns, counties, joint powers boards, airport boards, public corporations, entities formed by a county memorial hospital, special hospital district, rural health care district or senior health care district that are wholly owned by one (1) or more governmental entities, community college districts, special districts and their governing bodies, all political subdivisions of the state, and their agencies, instrumentalities and institutions. "Local government" shall not include any school district or any city or county jail where adults are incarcerated or managed youth facility where persons are placed under W.S. 14
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252;

(vii)

"Male" means a person who has, had, will have or would have had, but for a congenital anomaly or intentional or unintentional disruption, the reproductive system that at some point produces, transports and utilizes sperm for fertilization;

(viii)

"Public facility" means any building or facility owned, operated or leased by a governmental entity and shall include correctional facilities and educational facilities. "Public facility" shall not include any multi
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occupancy changing area, restroom or sleeping quarters located inside a space that a governmental entity or public facility utilizes as a private residence or as reservable commercial lodging;

(ix)

"Restroom" means a room or facility that includes one (1) or more toilets or urinals;

(x)

"Sex" means a person's biological sex, either male or female;

(xi)

"Sleeping quarters" means an area with at least one (1) bed or cot and in which more than one (1) person is housed overnight.

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102.

Public facilities; changing areas exclusively for members of a single sex.

(a)

In each public facility:

(i)

Every multi
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occupancy changing area, restroom and sleeping quarters shall be designated for use exclusively by males or exclusively by females;

(ii)

Every multi
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occupancy changing area, restroom and sleeping quarters designated for one (1) sex shall be used only by members of that sex.

(b)

In each public facility, no person shall enter a changing area, restroom or sleeping quarters that is designated for males or females unless the person is a member of that sex.

(c)

Nothing in this section shall be construed to prohibit the administrator of a public facility from providing a reasonable accommodation for a person. For purposes of this subsection, a reasonable accommodation shall not include access to a multi
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occupancy changing area, restroom, or sleeping quarters designated for the opposite sex.

(d)

Subsections (a) and (b) of this section shall not apply to:

(i)

Single
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occupancy changing areas, restrooms or sleeping quarters that are conspicuously designated for unisex use;

(ii)

An employee who enters the changing area, restroom or sleeping quarters to clean, maintain or inspect a changing area, restroom or sleeping quarters when the changing area, restroom or sleeping quarters is not occupied;

(iii)

A person who enters a changing area, restroom or sleeping quarters to render medical assistance or caregiving assistance;

(iv)

A person or employee who enters the changing area, restroom or sleeping quarters while in the performance of the person's or employee's official duties;

(v)

Any time during an ongoing natural disaster or emergency or when necessary to prevent a serious threat to public health or safety;

(vi)

Changing areas, restrooms or sleeping quarters that have been temporarily designated for use by that person's sex;

(vii)

A coach and members of an athletic team or activity that includes members of both the male and female sexes present in a changing area or restroom during an athletic activity, in accordance with all of the following:

(A)

Another suitable changing area or restroom is not available;

(B)

The coach is the coach of an athletic activity or team with members of both the male and female sexes;

(C)

All persons in the changing area or restroom are fully clothed;

(D)

If available, the coach shall be accompanied by not less than one (1) additional adult at all times in the changing area or restroom, provided that an additional adult shall not be required if members of the activity or team of both sexes are present in the changing area or restroom.

(e)

In each public facility, a person who, while accessing a changing area or restroom designated for use by the person's sex, encounters another person of the opposite sex in the designated changing area or restroom shall have a cause of action against the public facility that:

(i)

Provided the other person permission to use a changing area or restroom of the opposite sex; or

(ii)

Failed to take reasonable steps to prohibit the other person from using the changing area or restroom of the opposite sex. Reasonable steps may include but are not limited to posting appropriate signage and adopting policies and procedures for the enforcement of the provisions of this act.

(f)

A person who is required by a correctional facility to share sleeping quarters with another person of the opposite sex shall have a cause of action against the correctional facility.

(g)

A person aggrieved under this section who prevails in a cause of action brought under this section is entitled to actual damages and may recover reasonable attorney fees and costs from the governmental entity operating the public facility.

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Sex
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designated changing areas and privacy spaces in educational facilities.

(a)

In each educational facility:

(i)

Each multi
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occupancy changing area, restroom and sleeping quarters shall be designated by the educational facility for use exclusively for males or exclusively for females;

(ii)

Every multi
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occupancy changing area, restroom and sleeping quarters designated for one (1) sex shall be used only by members of that sex.

(b)

In each educational facility, no person shall enter a changing area that is designated for one (1) sex unless that person is a member of that sex.

(c)

Each educational facility that offers housing for student residents shall provide students the option to be housed only with persons of the same sex.

(d)

During any activity or event authorized by an educational facility where persons share sleeping quarters, no person shall be required to share sleeping quarters with a member of the opposite sex, unless all occupants of the sleeping quarters are members of the same immediate family.

(e)

In any other facility or setting in an educational facility where a person may be in a state of undress in the presence of others, the educational facility shall provide separate, private changing areas designated for use by persons based on their sex. Except as provided by subsection (f) of this section, no person shall enter these changing areas unless that person is a member of the designated sex.

(f)

This section shall not apply to:

(i)

Single
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occupancy changing areas, restrooms or sleeping quarters that are conspicuously designated for unisex or family use;

(ii)

Changing areas, restrooms or sleeping quarters that have been temporarily designated for use by that person's sex;

(iii)

A person of one (1) sex who uses a single
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sex changing area or restroom designated for the opposite sex, if that single
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sex changing area or restroom is the only facility reasonably available at the time of the person's use of the changing area or restroom and no members of the opposite sex are present in the changing area or restroom at that time;

(iv)

A person employed to clean, maintain or inspect a changing area, restroom or sleeping quarters when the changing area, restroom or sleeping quarters is not occupied;

(v)

A person who enters a changing area, restroom or sleeping quarters to render medical assistance or caregiving assistance;

(vi)

A person who is in need of assistance and, for the purposes of receiving that assistance, is accompanied by a family member, legal guardian or the person's designee who is a member of the designated sex for the single
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sex changing area, restroom or sleeping quarters;

(vii)

Any time during an ongoing natural disaster or emergency or when necessary to prevent a serious threat to public health or student safety;

(viii)

A school official or employee who enters the changing area, restroom or sleeping quarters while in the performance of the official's or employee's official duties and who takes reasonable steps to ensure that no person in the room is in a state of undress;

(ix)

A coach and members of an athletic team or activity that includes members of both the male and female sexes present in a changing area or restroom during an athletic activity, in accordance with all of the following:

(A)

Another suitable changing area or restroom is not available;

(B)

The coach is the coach of an athletic activity or team with members of both the male and female sexes;

(C)

All persons in the changing area or restroom are fully clothed;

(D)

If available, the coach shall be accompanied by not less than one (1) additional adult at all times in the changing area or restroom, provided that an additional adult shall not be required if members of the activity or team of both sexes are present in the changing area or restroom.

(g)

Each educational facility shall provide a reasonable accommodation to any person who is unwilling or unable for any reason to use a changing area or restroom designated for the person's sex and located within an educational facility, or multi
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occupancy sleeping quarters while attending an activity sponsored by the educational facility, and who makes a written request to the educational facility for the reasonable accommodation. A reasonable accommodation granted under this subsection shall not include access to a changing area, restroom or sleeping quarters that is designated for use by members of the opposite sex while persons of the opposite sex are present or could be present.

(h)

In each educational facility, any person who, while accessing a changing area, restroom or sleeping quarters designated for use by the person's sex, encounters a person of the opposite sex may bring a cause of action for declaratory and injunctive relief against the educational facility if:

(i)

The educational facility gave that person permission to use the changing area or restroom of the opposite sex; or

(ii)

The educational facility failed to take reasonable steps to prohibit that person from using the changing area or restroom of the opposite sex.

(j)

A person who is required by the educational facility to share sleeping quarters with a person of the opposite sex shall have a private cause of action for declaratory and injunctive relief against the educational facility.

(k)

Any action initiated under subsections (h) or (j) of this section shall be in accordance with all of the following:

(i)

Any civil action shall be brought not later than four (4) years after the event creating the cause of action has occurred;

(ii)

Any person who prevails in an action brought under subsections (h) or (j) of this section may recover from the educational facility five thousand dollars ($5,000.00) for each instance that the person encountered a person of the opposite sex while accessing a changing area, restroom or sleeping quarters designated for use by the person's sex;

(iii)

The person may also recover monetary damages from the educational facility for all harm suffered;

(iv)

Any person who prevails in an action brought under subsections (h) or (j) of this section shall be entitled to recover reasonable attorney fees and costs from the educational facility;

(v)

Nothing in this section shall limit any other remedy of law or equity available to the person against the educational facility.

Section 2.

W.S. 1
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Granting immunity from tort liability; liability on contracts; exceptions.

(a)

A governmental entity and its public employees while acting within the scope of duties are granted immunity from liability for any tort except as provided by W.S. 1
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. Any immunity in actions based on a contract entered into by a governmental entity is waived except to the extent provided by the contract if the contract was within the powers granted to the entity and was properly executed and except as provided in W.S. 1
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120(b). The claims procedures of W.S. 1
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Section 3
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This act is effective July 1, 2025
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(END)

Speaker of the House

President of the Senate

Governor

TIME APPROVED: _________

DATE APPROVED: _________

I hereby certify that this act originated in the House.

Chief Clerk

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