The UK government announced two separate policy initiatives on Thursday addressing public safety and facility access issues.

New guidance was published confirming that toilets and changing rooms must be used based on biological sex. The guidance follows a landmark Supreme Court ruling issued last year, though specific details of the court decision were not immediately available.

Separately, the government unveiled plans for police to evaluate train companies on their efforts to combat sexual harassment. Under the new system, law enforcement will score train operators based on their performance in addressing sexual harassment incidents and prevention measures.

However, the government indicated that train operators who fail to meet established targets will not face financial penalties or legal consequences. The scoring system appears designed as an assessment tool rather than an enforcement mechanism.

Both announcements represent the government's continued focus on public safety and facility access policies, though they address different aspects of these broader issues. The timing of both releases suggests coordinated policy communication from government departments.