Provides access to menstrual products in toilet facilities in certain public buildings

The bill was renumbered from version A to version B and advanced in the legislative process after being reported favorably by the Committee on Women's Issues. The most significant substantive change expands the definition of a 'covered public building' to include buildings that are leased by the state, in addition to those owned by the state, thereby extending the requirement to provide menstrual products to a wider range of state facilities.