New government plans report that all new public buildings will require separate toilets for men and women.
The new rules will affect new office buildings, schools, hospitals and entertainment venues that exceed a certain size.Telegraphis a facility where public spaces aregender independent. The driving force behind the
plan is the Minister of EqualityChemiba de Knock, who is said to have seen a move approved by the Minister last month.
The newspaper claims that Saffron Walden's MP argued that it was legal and "important" to provide separate spaces for men and women.
Ms. Badenoch's design, due out next week, follows a review led by former Secretary of Housing Robert Genrick and encounters women's concerns about reduced privacy and row length caused by gender-neutral toilets. It is reported that it was.
The Fair Play for Women campaign group communicated "disadvantageous" women to government same-sex facilities, "many women and girls use urinals to reach the urinals of former men's facilities. I don't want to pass by. "
Meanwhile, government sources told newspapers that it was "extremely important" for women to feel "safe and comfortable" when using public toilets, "to dignity, privacy and forgiveness." We will place more emphasis on focused offerings. " And respect everything.
Sources continued: "These changes stop the procession of" universal "and compulsory space sharing, with a focus on ensuring the privacy of all. .. This is a common sense approach that is inclusive to everyone. The
rule was adopted after the fall talks and also applies to new or redeveloped government-owned buildings, the newspaper reports.
However, sources also argued that No. 10 and other ministers were keen on making changes that would apply to all buildings operating as business establishments.
After finding out that 4 out of 10 UK workers do not want their employers to introduce gender-neutral toilets, the level accepted in other countries It's far below.
