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District of Columbia Code Division I. Government of District. § 7-2144. Medical Necessity Restroom Access Card.

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

<For applicability, see § 7-2147.>

(a) Within 90 days of August 27, 2022, DC Health shall develop an online form for the Medical Necessity Restroom Access Card (“MNRA Card”) for medical professionals to download and complete with their patients who have eligible medical conditions.

(b) A completed MNRA Card shall include:

(1) The medical professional's attestation that the holder of the card has an eligible medical condition that requires access to either a customer toilet facility or an employee toilet facility;

(2) The name, work address, and any relevant licensing or certification information of the medical professional;

(3) The signature of the medical professional;

(4) The name and signature of the patient;

(5) The date the card is signed by the medical professional;

(6) A short description of this chapter; and

(7) Notice that the MNRA Card expires on a date determined by the medical professional that is:

(A) Within 9 months of the date signed by a medical professional if the eligible medical condition is pregnancy; or

(B) Within 2 years of the date signed by the medical professional for all other eligible medical conditions; and

(8) Information on the card to notify card holders on how to learn more information about this chapter or to report a possible violation.

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