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See also: 2008Prostitution Law Review Committee's report Victoria University: Crime and Justice Research Centre Christchurch School of Medicine 2005The Nature and Extent of the Sex Industry in New Zealand: An Estimation |
Prostitution Law Review Committee
Key Informant Interviews Review of the Prostitution Reform Act 2003
Prepared for the Ministry of Justice by
Dr Elaine Mossman and Pat Mayhew
Crime and Justice Research Centre
Victoria University of Wellington
Results3.2 Reasons for non-support
3.3 Changes in level of support
4.2 General health and well-being
4.3 Access to health services, information and training
4.4 Safety issues
5.2 Changes in management practices
5.3 Awareness of rights and responsibilities
6.2 Administration issues
6.3 Compliance
6.4 Areas of confusion
6.5 Areas of dissatisfaction
6.6 Suggestions for improvement
7.2 What’s currently available?
7.3 Legislated assistance
7.4 What is needed?
8.2 The message of the PRA
8.3 Limited options
8.4 Prosecution and enforcement
8.5 Preventing entry
10 Monitoring and enforcement
11 Conclusion
References
Appendix 1 Those interviewed
Appendix 2 Interview schedule
Tables
Full report PDF Adobe Acrobat v5 246KB
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