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Prostitution Bill 2011
1 4 — Minimising risk of acquiring, transmitting
2 sexually transmissible infections
3 30. Terms used
4 In this Part —
5 bodily fluid means semen, vaginal secretions, saliva or blood;
6 sheath means a condom, dam or other physical barrier that —
7 (a) prevents the transmission of bodily fluid from one
8 person to another; and
9 (b) meets the prescribed standards (if any);
10 STI means a prescribed sexually transmissible infection or a
11 prescribed blood borne virus;
12 STI-risk contact means any of the following —
13 (a) direct contact between any part of the genital or anal
14 area of one person and any part of the genital or anal
15 area of another person;
16 (b) direct contact between the genital or anal area of one
17 person and the mouth area (including the lips or tongue)
18 of another person.
19 31. Suitable sheath must be provided, used in certain acts of
20 prostitution
21 (1) For the purposes of this section, a sheath is suitable for
22 particular kind of STI-risk contact if it is designed to prevent the
23 bodily fluid of a person having that kind of contact from going
24 on to any part of the body of another person.
25 (2) A person must not take part in an act of prostitution that
26 involves a particular kind of STI-risk contact without using a
27 sheath that is suitable for that kind of contact.
28 Penalty: a fine of $10 000.
Prostitution Bill 2011
Part 4 Minimising risk of acquiring, transmitting sexually transmissible
infections
s. 32
page 22
1 (3) Each person who operates or manages a prostitution business
2 must ensure that there is issued, free of charge, to each
3 prostitute working for the business and to each client sheaths —
4 (a) that are suitable for each particular kind of STI-risk
5 contact that may be involved in acts of prostitution in
6 which that prostitute and client take part; and
7 (b) in sufficient quantity to ensure that a suitable sheath is
8 available to be used for each particular kind of STI-risk
9 contact that may be involved in acts of prostitution in
10 which that prostitute and client take part.
11 Penalty: a fine of $12 000.
12 (4) Each person who operates or manages a prostitution business
13 must ensure that all reasonable steps are taken to prevent a
14 prostitute working for the business taking part in an act of
15 prostitution that involves a particular kind of STI-risk contact
16 unless the prostitute uses a sheath that is suitable for that kind of
17 contact.
18 Penalty: a fine of $12 000.
19 (5) Subsections (3) and (4) do not apply to a self-employed
20 prostitute.
Prostitution Bill 2011
1 4 — Minimising risk of acquiring, transmitting
2 sexually transmissible infections
3 30. Terms used
4 In this Part —
5 bodily fluid means semen, vaginal secretions, saliva or blood;
6 sheath means a condom, dam or other physical barrier that —
7 (a) prevents the transmission of bodily fluid from one
8 person to another; and
9 (b) meets the prescribed standards (if any);
10 STI means a prescribed sexually transmissible infection or a
11 prescribed blood borne virus;
12 STI-risk contact means any of the following —
13 (a) direct contact between any part of the genital or anal
14 area of one person and any part of the genital or anal
15 area of another person;
16 (b) direct contact between the genital or anal area of one
17 person and the mouth area (including the lips or tongue)
18 of another person.
19 31. Suitable sheath must be provided, used in certain acts of
20 prostitution
21 (1) For the purposes of this section, a sheath is suitable for
22 particular kind of STI-risk contact if it is designed to prevent the
23 bodily fluid of a person having that kind of contact from going
24 on to any part of the body of another person.
25 (2) A person must not take part in an act of prostitution that
26 involves a particular kind of STI-risk contact without using a
27 sheath that is suitable for that kind of contact.
28 Penalty: a fine of $10 000.
Prostitution Bill 2011
Part 4 Minimising risk of acquiring, transmitting sexually transmissible
infections
s. 32
page 22
1 (3) Each person who operates or manages a prostitution business
2 must ensure that there is issued, free of charge, to each
3 prostitute working for the business and to each client sheaths —
4 (a) that are suitable for each particular kind of STI-risk
5 contact that may be involved in acts of prostitution in
6 which that prostitute and client take part; and
7 (b) in sufficient quantity to ensure that a suitable sheath is
8 available to be used for each particular kind of STI-risk
9 contact that may be involved in acts of prostitution in
10 which that prostitute and client take part.
11 Penalty: a fine of $12 000.
12 (4) Each person who operates or manages a prostitution business
13 must ensure that all reasonable steps are taken to prevent a
14 prostitute working for the business taking part in an act of
15 prostitution that involves a particular kind of STI-risk contact
16 unless the prostitute uses a sheath that is suitable for that kind of
17 contact.
18 Penalty: a fine of $12 000.
19 (5) Subsections (3) and (4) do not apply to a self-employed
20 prostitute.
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