Is this legal, as it is well within reach of people with wet hands?
It looks like the usual MK affair, not a water resistant one.

Zones only apply if there is abath or shower in the room, sinks on
there own don't count. Kitchens don't have zones, and you get sockets
a lot closer to sinks than you've seen that fused spur. As far as the
regs are concerned, it's not the wet hands that are the issue, but
standing in a bath\shower tray full of water.

Thanks for that, seems clearer now!

I still think it is very strange this is allowed in a public toilet, as to
people who may not know better, it is just asking to be switched when the
user is using the drier with wet hands!

Sparks