Right so basically we are all talking about the same thing. Cops can arrest you based on reasonable grounds if they catch you engaged in a sexual act in a massage parlour. Hence why you would be detered by a cop parked outside an MP. As for how this would shake up in court, it's all a guess at this point. We won't know until the first cases hit the court for a judge to determine just how high of a bar "beyond a reasonable doubt" is for C-36.Oh I'll agree that it could attract an arrest, but it's not like I wouldn't protest it either.
(I've stated before that if I see a cop parked outside of a MP, I may be deterred from entering or proceeding with an appointment).
Your argument is that there is a reasonable doubt that you paid for the witnessed sexual service as there is a chance you and the MPA hit it off after you paid for just the "body rub". A judge could just as easily rule that the "doubt" you mention in your defense is not a reasonable doubt which could justify a not guilty judgement as he doesn't find it believable under the circumstances. I wouldn't exactly say that defense is a slam dunk and most people caught would just be inclined to plea bargain rather than to roll the dice on such a shaky defense.