The purpose of CAN-ASC-2.15 is to develop a standard that goes above mandatory minimum technical specifications and produces equity-based technical requirements.  There are common areas where people with disabilities may experience barriers to accessibility in tiny homes. These areas include, but are not limited to:  Entrances Interior and exterior paths of travel Washrooms  Storage areas Mechanical and electrical spaces Kitchens Bedrooms Multi-use rooms Laundry areas Utility rooms Stairs Means of emergency egress (exit) To address these barriers, this standard will first have to define what a tiny home is by establishing limits for a tiny homes standard. This includes distinguishing a tiny home from a small home. The standard will then establish technical requirements to support the design and construction of tiny homes, including but not limited to: Clearances and areas Parking and garages Interior Operating controls Stairs Interior vertical paths of travel Structure Emergencies This standard will align with all relevant Accessibility Standards Canada standards.