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4 things to know about Texas' new 'bathroom bill'

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3. Texas Attorney General's Office to lead complaint process

Anyone seeking to file a complaint pursuant to SB 8 must meet certain criteria before doing so, including being a Texas resident. All complaints must involve alleged incidents that occurred in those institutions covered under the law. 

A complaint cannot be filed with the Attorney General’s Office until a written notice is first filed with the institution where the alleged violation took place. Once a complaint is filed with the attorney general, the institution or agency has three days to resolve the violation before any official investigation can begin, according to Texas Policy Research.

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