This amendment clarifies what constitutes reasonable steps to enforce sex-designated facility requirements and modifies the remedies available for violations in public facilities.
- Adds examples of reasonable steps that public facility administrators may take to enforce the provisions, including posting signage and adopting policies and procedures. (Page 7, line 21)
- Removes the four-year statute of limitations for civil actions in educational facilities and replaces it with a two-year statute of limitations applicable to all public facilities. (Page 8, lines 6-11)
- Modifies remedies for violations in public facilities to include entitlement to actual damages in addition to attorney fees and costs, removing the separate five thousand dollar per-instance recovery provision that applied only to educational facilities. (Page 8, line 10)
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