Prostitution Tolerance Zones (Scotland) Bill /
Georghiou, Nicki,author.
McCallum, Frazer,author.
Scotland.Parliament.Information Centre.
Scotland.Parliament.Corporate Body,issuing body.
"The Prostitution Tolerance Zones (Scotland) Bill (SP Bill 67) is a Member's Bill, introduced by Margo MacDonald MSP. The Bill seeks to give local authorities power to designate areas within their boundaries as prostitution tolerance zones - within which loitering, soliciting or importuning by prostitutes would not be an offence under Section 46 of the Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982.The Justice 1 Committee took evidence on the Bill on the 26 November 2002. The Local Government Committee plan to take evidence on the 17 December 2002, and7 and 14 January 2003.This briefing paper provides an introduction to the issues surrounding street prostitution, describes the background to and purposes of the Bill. It looks at the current legal framework, tying it in with current practice, and provides a brief analysis of the Bill using the responses submitted to the consultation. Finally, there is are view of alternative approaches."
"02/138".
"12 December 2002".
Includes bibliographical references.
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