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New buildings to provide single-sex toilets under proposed legislation
The government have announced that new non-domestic buildings will provide separate single-sex toilets for men and women.
The new legislation means that single-sex toilets will be mandatory in restaurants, shopping centres, public toilets and other non-domestic buildings. Private single-user mixed-sex toilets may also be provided if there is enough space in a building. These toilets may also be used if there is not enough space for single-sex toilets.
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