An offence against section 11(3) (making objectionable film) (as amended) of the Films (Classification) Act 1984.
43 An offence against section 11(3) (making objectionable film) (as amended) of the Films (Classification) Act 1984.
Sch. 1 cl. 44 amended by No. 7/2022 s. 82(3).
44 An offence against any of the following sections (as amended) of the Sex Work Act 1994 despite its repeal by the Sex Work Decriminalisation Act 2022—
section 5(1) (causing or inducing child to take part in sex work);
section 6(1) (obtaining payment for sexual services provided by a child);
section 7(1) (agreement for provision of sexual services by a child);
section 11(1) (allowing child to take part in sex work).
45 An offence against any of the following sections (as amended) of the Prostitution Regulation Act 1986 as in force immediately before its repeal—
section 6(1) (offence to cause or induce child to take part in prostitution);
section 7(1) (offence to allow child to take part in prostitution);
section 8(1) (offence to obtain payment in respect of sexual services provided by a child);
section 9(1) (offence to enter into agreement under which child is to provide sexual services).
46 An offence against, or for which the penalty or the maximum or minimum penalty is fixed by, any of the following sections of the Summary Offences Act 1966 in circumstances where the person against whom the offence is committed is a child or a vulnerable person—
section 24(1)(a) (aggravated assault of male child under the age of 14 or any female);
section 24(2) (assault in company or assault by kicking or with weapon or instrument);
section 41H(2) (give food or drink containing intoxicating substance intending harm).
47 Any of the following offences in circumstances other than where there is a familial relationship between the offender and the person against whom the offence is committed—
an offence against section 63(1) (child stealing) of the Crimes Act 1958;
an offence against section 63(2) (takes, decoys or entices away a child) of the Crimes Act 1958;
an offence against section 63A (kidnapping) of the Crimes Act 1958 if the person against whom the offence is committed is a child;
any of the following common law offences if the person against whom the offence is committed is a child—
kidnapping;
stealing or unlawfully carrying a person away against their will.
48 Any of the following offences in circumstances where the person against whom the offence is committed is a vulnerable person—
an offence against section 63A (kidnapping) of the Crimes Act 1958;
any of the following common law offences—
kidnapping;
stealing or unlawfully carrying a person away against their will.
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