Scarlet Alliance believes that although we commend certain aspects of the Sex Industry Bill 2004 including the terminology chosen, the inclusion of an amnesty period and the opportunity for self-employed sex workers to work in pairs we cannot support this Bill in its current form as we believe it will work in opposition to its own objective and will be detrimental to the Occupational Health and Safety of workers in the Sex Industry. The micro-management of the industry through registration is of particular concern. Therefore we offer our submission addressing our comments to the specific areas of the Sex Industry Bill 2004 which are of greatest concern to us.
