The Baby Diaper Changing Station Accessibility Act mandates the installation of baby diaper changing stations in certain public buildings when restrooms are constructed or renovated. Specifically, the act requires that these stations be installed in public buildings with accessible restrooms, including retail stores over 5,000 square feet and restaurants with a specified occupancy. The act emphasizes that these changing stations must be accessible regardless of restroom gender designation and must comply with standards for accessible design. Additionally, signage must be provided to indicate the location of the changing stations, and the act does not create a private right of action for non-compliance.

The act also outlines exceptions where the requirements may not apply, such as in industrial buildings, nightclubs, and certain health care facilities. The responsible authority has the discretion to grant waivers if the installation is deemed infeasible or would compromise accessibility standards or historic properties. Enforcement of the act is assigned to the Department of Labor and Industry, which will issue notifications for first violations and impose escalating fines for subsequent violations. The act is set to take effect 60 days after its passage.