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Reading it again, of course you are right. It doesn't preclude the provision of a 'universal toilet' either on its own or with separate facilities. It just doesn't like communal / gender-neutral toilets. I should be more careful. Thanks for the clarity 🙂 -
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By gldenwetgoose · Posted
I didn't quite read it the way the headline implies - seems that the move is around 'communal' toilets, where men, ladies, children would all share a common hand washing area and would pee etc just the other side of a thin door. And the media is quite focussed on abuses that could occur in such situations. It seems that the answer is quite open to being a 'universal toilet', a self contained room with toilet, sink and maybe baby changing facilities which anyone can use. In a sense they are single sex (unless two or more people enter willingly together) and at the same time they are neutral. And where space issues exist, then traditional separate 'mens' and 'ladies' facilities. -
By MidoriLemonade85 · Posted
Younger generations probly don’t mind. I just think public buildings need way more Parent-Child-toilets/breastfeeding facilities. I think more gender-neutral toilets are inevitable really. -
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Mods - I think there may be another thread where this should go, but I can't remember where, or find a sensible other place. Please move if you think it should be elsewhere. The UK government wants to push back against the introduction of gender-neutral toilets in public buildings. Well, it is a conservative government. Make of this what you will. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cv2xly8vxreo
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