PHOENIX - the sponsor of an Arizona law aimed at transgender people wishing to use bathrooms of the gender with which they identify says that it is giving up the issue this legislative session.
Rep. John Kavanagh said Wednesday there is concern at their conclave on some of the definitions of the proposal, so it will have to be shelved until next year.
Kavanagh caused a national scandal in March when it proposed the language of privacy in bathroom.
Original Bill would have made an offence for a person transgender to use a bathroom that is not the designated for their birth sex.
After a protest by support groups, Kavanagh changed the measure to instead protect companies from civil or criminal liability if prohibit people in bathrooms that do not match their birth sex.
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