PROTECTING PRIVACY AND SAFETY IN PUBLIC BUILDINGS – Adds to existing law to establish requirements and a cause of action regarding privacy and safety in public restroom and changing facilities and to establish a duty regarding the privacy and safety of restroom and changing facilities in places of public accommodation.

Idaho's H 607 requires government buildings (like public offices or courthouses) to maintain sex-separated restrooms and changing facilities for multi-occupancy spaces, mandating that facilities designated for men or women must be used only by individuals of that sex. The bill allows limited exceptions for single-occupancy rooms, family use, emergencies, or when no other facility is available, but prohibits allowing access to opposite-sex facilities even for accommodations. It creates a private legal right for individuals to sue government entities if they encounter someone of the opposite sex in a facility designated for their sex. This bill specifically applies to government-owned or leased buildings, not private businesses.