Bill > HB2075

This bill establishes new requirements for restroom and facility designations in public buildings, schools, and institutions of higher education throughout Missouri, mandating that multi-occupancy facilities (such as restrooms, locker rooms, and changing rooms) must be designated exclusively for either male or female biological sexes, with clear signage required. The bill defines key terms like "biological sex" and "multi-occupancy facility" and applies to state-owned or state-funded buildings, public schools, charter schools, and higher education institutions. Entities must prevent individuals from using multi-occupancy facilities designated for a biological sex different from their own, though single-occupancy and family facilities have more flexible usage rules. The legislation includes exceptions for children under ten accompanied by a guardian, people with disabilities requiring assistance, employees with job-related facility access needs, and emergency situations. Non-compliance with these provisions will result in the potential revocation or withholding of state funding. Additionally, the bill addresses overnight accommodations for students, prohibiting members of different biological sexes from sharing sleeping arrangements during school-sponsored trips.

https://house.mo.gov/Bill.aspx?bill=HB2075&year=2026&code=R