Report of the Prostitution Law Review Committee on the Operation of the Prostitution Reform Act 2003
Foreword | Acknowledgements | List of Tables | Executive Summary | 1. Introduction | 2. Estimation of the Numbers of Sex Workers in New Zealand | 3 The PRA and Human Rights | 4 Health, Safety and Well-being | 5 Avoiding or Exiting the Sex Industry | 6 The Brothel Operator Certification System | 7 The Use of Under Age People in Prostitution | 8 Street-Based Sex Workers | 9 Response of Territorial Authorities to the PRA | 10 Employment Conditions | 11 Common Misconceptions About Prostitution | 12 Invisibility of Clients | 13 Trafficking | 14 Conclusion and Future Review | References | Appendix 1 Prostitution Law Review Committee Members | Appendix 2 Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations
Table 2 Estimation of Numbers of Sex Workers in Five Areas of New Zealand in February/March 2006
Table 3 Re-estimation of Numbers of Sex Workers in Five Areas of New Zealand in June - October 2007
Table 4 Estimations of Sex Workers in Christchurch in May 1999 and February 2006
Table 5 Wellington Commercial Sexual Services Advertisements 2003 - 2007 by Source
Table 6 Wellington Commercial Sexual Services Advertisements 2003 - 2007 by Type
Table 7 Auckland Commercial Sexual Services Advertisements 2003 - 2007 by Source
Table 8 Auckland Commercial Sexual Services Advertisements 2003 - 2007 by Type
Table 9 Sex Workers’ Perceptions of Rights Under the Act by Sector
Table 10 Ability to Refuse Clients in Last 12 Months by Sector
Table 11 Adverse Experiences while Working in the Last 12 Months by Sector
Table 12 Reasons for Entry into Sex Work in Each Sector
Table 13 Expected Length of Stay in the Sex Industry by Years of Working in the Industry
Table 14 Breaks from Sex Work in Each Sector
Table 15 Reasons for Staying in the Sex Industry in Each Sector
Table 16 Perceived Benefits of Sex Work by Sector
Table 17 Pathways to Exiting (Sanders, 2007)
Table 18 Sector of Original Employment by Sector of Current Employment in the Sex Industry
Table 19 Summary of Best Practice Principles for Exiting Interventions