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Dunedin City Council

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Q1: Do you provide communal single-sex changing and showering facilities?

Yes

Q2: Do you provide single occupancy changing and showering facilities? If so, how many at each site?

Four dry room, 9 with showers – Moana Pool; Te Puna o Whakaehu 3 with showers.

Q3: Please provide any policies or procedures that apply to trans-identified people who wish to use the changing and showering facilities in your sites.

The Council is inline with the Recreation Aoetearoa guidelines. https://www.nzrecreation.org.nz/resources/guidelines

SUFW note: on page 8, RA encourages organisations to develop specific guidelines

Q4: How are your different changing and showering facilities labelled and described?

Male, Female, Family Change, Dry Change

Q5: At your sites, which changing room and showering facilities is a trans-identified male permitted to use?

The Council does not have a policy. The Council meets the requirements of the Human Rights Act 1993 to not discriminate also inline with the Recreation Aotearoa guidelines.

Q6: If applicable, do your facilities allow trans-identifying males to attend Women Only swim sessions?

Not applicable.

Our Verdict

No policy = no protection for women

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