How Will Major Providers & Agencies React
- Thread starter wyngarde
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Agreed. Still baffles me that so much of the argument over C36 (from both sides) focuses almost entirely on that segment of sex workers.
YES.... and it was made clear since it is not a pay for sex situation , that you may not even get any action .... not illegal. Plus court decided based on Canadian community standards that since one must be 18+ & cannot just stroll into play areas off the street that it is private enough to be safe & not offend community standards.
thumper18474
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I think they are considered private clubs...where no money is exchanged for sex...there is a door fee to get in...and then whatever happens ...happens
In case people might think this is a way around the coming new law, calling yourself a private club won't mean you can conduct illegal activities.
That's the key. If it were truly a swinger's club, with no commercial trade for sex, then it would be fine.
If the venue hosts working girls, even if it doesn't charge a fee for sexual services per se, it could fall under the profiteering provision (of course, it would have defences available, such as the fact that it presumably provides the same services on substantially the same terms to members of the public, etc.)
thumper18474
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Agreed but as it stands now but these clubs dont/wont condone a working girl..making the rounds...so to speak...
We go in either Stag..or as a couple...pay our entry fee...and mingle..thats it....there is never an expectation of sex at these clubs...as the saying goes..
yas pays your money and yas take yer chances.......
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