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Dress codes in the city's outdoor and indoor swimming pools

Following the introduction of non-discriminatory pool rules in Göttingen, Volt is now also campaigning for them in Münster.

Education and sport 1 minute read

From the council caucus period (2020–2025)

To examine the framework conditions, a council question was drawn up and submitted to the city of Münster.

The contact persons for this topic are:
Lara Neumann, spokesperson for cultural policy, Sebastian Schlusen, spokesperson for sports policy, and Jana Klisiewicz, spokesperson for gender equality policy.

The question can be read here:

Question on dress codes in swimming poolsDownload

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