Universal Együttes (Universal)
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Genres | Pop |
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Albums | Volt-e más bolond? |
Listen artist | www.youtube.com |
Songs | SongsElvarázsolt nyárVolt-e más bolond? · 1980 Túl minden bolondos álmonVolt-e más bolond? · 1980 Olyan voltam énVolt-e más bolond? · 1980 View 10+ more |
List | Elvarázsolt nyárVolt-e más bolond? · 1980 |
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ID | 3390315 |
About Universal Együttes (Universal)
Conservative MPs concerned at market reaction to tax cuts
... And concern in the party is not Universal - with others arguing the chancellor is right to try and ride market fluctuations...
All new public buildings must have separate male and female toilets, says minister
... The government says separate unisex - or Universal - toilets should be provided in new public buildings if there is space, but should not be installed at the expense of female toilets...
NI election 2022: Key leaders' debate claims fact-checked
... We should look at making free school meals made Universal - Colum EastwoodAll parties want to keep providing money to families of about 100,000 children who are eligible for free school meals during school holidays, but the SDLP leader went further in Tuesday night s debate...
All new public buildings must have separate male and female toilets, says minister
The government has said it wants all new public buildings in England to have separate male and female toilets.
Equalities minister Kemi Badenoch said it was " vital that women feel safe" and " that their needs are respected".
The " rise in gender-neutral toilets" meant female users had felt " unfairly disadvantaged" and faced longer queues, the government added.
But Transgender Rights groups argue that single-sex toilets can expose those they represent to danger.
They also say people can experience discrimination in such a setting.
The government says separate Unisex - or Universal - toilets should be provided in new public buildings if there is space, but should not be installed at the expense of female toilets.
It said the revised approach, first mooted Last Year , would mean women, who may have to use facilities more often, for example because of pregnancy and sanitary needs, were guaranteed " appropriate facilities".
The government's plans, which will require changes to building regulations and guidance, follow a call for evidence which began in late 2020.
A fresh consultation will begin in the autumn, looking at the design of Unisex self-contained cubicles to improve privacy, and what improvements are needed for to disabled toilets.
Ms Badenoch said: " It is vital that women feel safe and comfortable when using public facilities, and that their needs are respected.
" These changes will ensure that separate toilets for men and women are preserved at the same time as providing Universal toilets for those that want them. This is a commonsense approach. "
Source of news: bbc.com