s 10

Prohibition of certain sponsorships

In force

(1)

A person is not, in Western Australia, to promote or publicize, or agree to promote or publicize —

(a)

any person as a prostitute; or

(b)

any business involving prostitution,

under a contract, or an arrangement (whether or not legally binding), under which a sponsorship is provided, or to be provided, by another person.

(2)

A person (whether inside or outside Western Australia) is not to provide, or agree to provide, in Western Australia a sponsorship under a contract or arrangement of a kind referred to in subsection (1).

(3)

In this section —

sponsorship includes —

(a)

a scholarship, prize, gift or other like benefit; and

(b)

any financial arrangement (other than a bona fide contract of employment or a bona fide contract for services) for directly promoting or publicizing a person or business as referred to in subsection (1)(a) or (b) through any medium.

Penalty: $50 000.

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