California Assembly Approves Measure Requiring Single-Occupancy Restrooms to Be Designated "All Gender"

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The California Assembly has voted to approve A.B. 1732, which would require all single-occupancy restrooms in any business, public accommodation, or government agency to be branded as "all gender" and ban any single-user bathroom from being designated male- or female-only.
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The California Assembly has voted to approve A.B. 1732, which would require all single-occupancy restrooms in any business, public accommodation, or government agency to be branded as "all gender" and ban any single-user bathroom from being designated male- or female-only.  The bill also authorizes building inspectors or other local officials responsible for code enforcement to inspect for compliance with this measure.  The bill now heads to a California Senate committee for consideration and would go into effect in March 2017 if ultimately approved.

California Assembly Approves Measure Requiring Single-Occupancy Restrooms to Be Designated "All Gender"

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