Compare IA SF 335 (2023) and IA SF 482 (2023)

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731 shared 8-word phrases found in the introduced text of these two bills.

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IA SF 335 (2023)IA SF 482 (2023)
A BILL FOR An Act prohibiting persons from entering single and multiple 1 occupancyA BILL FOR An Act prohibiting persons from entering single and multiple 1 occupancy
and other facilities in 2 elementary and secondary schools that do not correspond with 3 the person’s biological sex and including effective date 4 provisions. 5 BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF IOWA: 6 TLSB 1978XS (2) 90 cm/jh S.F. 335 Section 1. NEW SECTION . 216.9A Single and multiple 1 occupancyand other facilities 2 in elementary and secondary schools that do not correspond 3 with the person’s biological sex and including effective 4 date provisions. 5 BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF IOWA: 6 TLSB 1978SV (1) 90 cm/jh S.F. 482 Section 1. NEW SECTION . 216.9A Single and multiple 1 occupancy
in schools —— use by persons of same 2 biological sex. 3 It shall not be an unfair or discriminatory practice for 4 a school to require a single or multiple occupancyin schools —— use by 2 persons of same biological sex. 3 It shall not be an unfair or discriminatory practice for a 4 school to require a single or multiple occupancy
to be designated only for and used by persons of 6 the same biological sex as provided in section 279.77. It 7 shall not be an unfair or discriminatory practice to prohibit 8 a person from using a single or multiple occupancyto be designated only for and used by persons 6 of the same biological sex as provided in section 280.33. It 7 shall not be an unfair or discriminatory practice to prohibit 8 a person from using a single or multiple occupancy
that does not correspond with the person’s biological 10 sex as provided in section 279.77. 11 Sec. 2. NEW SECTION . 279.77 Single and multiple occupancythat does not correspond with the person’s 10 biological sex as provided in section 280.33. 11 Sec. 2. NEW SECTION . 280.33 Single and multiple occupancy
use by persons of same biological sex. 13 1. As used in this section: 14 a. “Multiple occupancyuse by persons of same biological 13 sex. 14 1. As used in this section: 15 a. “Multiple occupancy
designed or designated to be used by more than one 16 person at a timedesigned or designated to be used by 17 more than one person at a time
to be designated only for and used by persons of the 26 same sex. A person shall not enter ato be designated only for and used by persons of 34 the same sex. A person shall not enter a
designated only for persons of the same sex, that does not 29 correspond with the person’s sex. 30 3. In any other school facility, a facility used fordesignated only for persons of the same sex, that 2 does not correspond with the person’s sex. 3 3. In any other school facility, a facility used for
of undress in 33 the presence of other students, school personnel shall provide 34 separate, private areas designated for use by students based onof 6 undress in the presence of other students or persons, school 7 personnel shall provide separate, private areas designated for 8 use by students based on
or other facility described in subsection 3, 4 and whose parent or legal guardian provides written consent 5 to school officials, may submit a request to such officials 6 for access to alternative facilities. The school official to 7 whom a request is submitted shall evaluate such request and 8 shall, to the extent reasonable, offer options for alternative 9 facilities. In no event shall any accommodation be made that 10 includes access to a student multiple occupancyor other facility described in subsection 3, and whose 12 parent or legal guardian provides written consent to school 13 officials, may submit a request to such officials for access to 14 alternative facilities. The school official to whom a request 15 is submitted shall evaluate such request and shall, to the 16 extent reasonable, offer options for alternative facilities. 17 In no event shall any accommodation be made that includes 18 access to a student multiple occupancy
designated for use by 12 students of the opposite sex while students of the opposite sex 13 are present or could be present. Reasonable accommodations 14 include all of the following: 15 a. Access to a single occupancydesignated 20 for use by students of the opposite sex while students of the 21 opposite sex are present or could be present. Reasonable 22 accommodations may include any of the following: 23 a. Access to a single occupancy
by 17 only one student at a time. 18 c. Controlled use of faculty multiple occupancyby only one student at a time. 26 c. Controlled use of faculty multiple occupancy
This section shall not be construed to prohibit a school 21 from doing any of the following: 22 a. Adopting policies necessary to accommodate disabled 23 persons or young children in need of physical assistance when 24 using a multiple occupancyThis section shall not be construed to prohibit a school 29 from doing any of the following: 30 a. Adopting policies necessary to accommodate disabled 31 persons or young children in need of physical assistance when 32 using a multiple occupancy
or other facility 28 described in subsection 3 for custodial or maintenance purposes 29 when such facility is not occupied by a member of the opposite 30 sex. 31 c. Rendering medical assistance. 32 d. Permitting access to a multiple occupancyor other facility described in subsection 3 for custodial or 3 maintenance purposes when such facility is not occupied by a 4 member of the opposite sex. 5 c. Rendering medical assistance. 6 d. Permitting access to a multiple occupancy

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