TX-SB6-2017

Texas · SB 6 · 2017

Relating to regulations and policies for entering or using a bathroom or changing facility; authorizing a civil penalty.

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Bill key
TX-SB6-2017
State
Texas
Session
2017
Introduced
Last recorded status
engrossed
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Citation (Bluebook)
S.B. 6, 85th Leg., Reg. Sess. (Tex. 2017), http://www.legis.state.tx.us/BillLookup/History.aspx?LegSess=85R&Bill=SB6.
Short citation
Tex. S.B. 6.
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Summary

Relating to regulations and policies for entering or using a bathroom or changing facility; authorizing a civil penalty.

Curator notes

Prohibits local government from adopting policies related to restroom use. Requires school districts and government entities to adopt policies requiring that multiuser restrooms and changing facilities be designated for and used by people based on their “biological sex.” Defines biological sex as the condition of being male or female, as stated on a person’s birth certificate. Outlines accommodat…

Sponsors

18 sponsors
NamePartyOfficeDistrictRole
Lois KolkhorstRepublicanSenatorSD-018Primary sponsor
Paul BettencourtRepublicanSenatorSD-007Co-sponsor
Brian BirdwellRepublicanSenatorSD-022Co-sponsor
Dawn BuckinghamRepublicanSenatorSD-024Co-sponsor
Konni BurtonRepublicanSenatorSD-010Co-sponsor
Donna CampbellRepublicanSenatorSD-025Co-sponsor
Charles CreightonRepublicanSenatorSD-004Co-sponsor
Craig EstesRepublicanSenatorSD-030Co-sponsor
Bob HallRepublicanSenatorSD-002Co-sponsor
Kelly HancockRepublicanSenatorSD-009Co-sponsor
Donald HuffinesRepublicanSenatorSD-016Co-sponsor
Bryan HughesRepublicanSenatorSD-001Co-sponsor
Jane NelsonRepublicanSenatorSD-012Co-sponsor
Robert NicholsRepublicanSenatorSD-003Co-sponsor
Charles PerryRepublicanSenatorSD-028Co-sponsor
Charles SchwertnerRepublicanSenatorSD-005Co-sponsor
Larry TaylorRepublicanSenatorSD-011Co-sponsor
Nicholas TaylorRepublicanSenatorSD-008Co-sponsor

Bill text

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