claim: "the city of charlotte passed a bathroom ordinance mandate on every private-sector employer in charlotte."
author: pat mccrory
evidence_1: apr 17, 2016 ... “the city of charlotte passed a bathroom ordinance mandate on every private  sector employer in charlotte, north carolina, one of the largest, 15th, 16th-largest  cities in the united states of america. and i think that's government overreach. it's  not government's business to tell the private sector what their ...
evidence_2: apr 22, 2016 ... there is disagreement on whether charlotte would have opened bathrooms in  public accommodations to "all sexes at all times." but even if it would have,  forest's claim is still wrong. "the city of charlotte passed a bathroom ordinance  mandate on every private-sector employer in charlotte." -- n.c. gov.
evidence_3: q&a helps explain the law passed by the north carolina legislature that reverses  a charlotte ordinance that had extended some rights to people who are gay or ...  office says businesses aren't limited by the bill, and that private companies and  private universities can adopt new or keep existing nondiscrimination policies.
evidence_4: apr 17, 2016 ... "the city of charlotte passed a bathroom ordinance mandate on every private- sector employer in charlotte, n.c," mccrory said. "it's not government's business  to tell the private sector what their bathroom, locker room, or shower practices  should be. not only the private business, but also the ymca and ...
evidence_5: apr 17, 2016 ... mccrory responded that he would “always call out government overreach,” like  charlotte's law, blaming “the left” for passing a mandate on “every private sector  employer” in the city. he then boasted that while the business community has  criticized him, people at “an african american buffet restaurant” in ...