(1) A person commits an offence if the person—
(a) publishes an advertisement, notice or anything else with the intention of inducing someone to enter into a commercial surrogacy arrangement; or
(b) publishes an advertisement, notice or anything else that—
(i) is likely to induce someone to enter into a commercial surrogacy arrangement; or
(ii) seeks or purports to seek someone who is willing to enter into a commercial surrogacy arrangement; or
(iii) states or implies that someone is willing to enter into a commercial surrogacy arrangement.
Maximum penalty: 50 penalty units, imprisonment for 6 months or both.
(2) In this section:
"publish"—something is published if it is—
(a) included in a newspaper, periodical publication or other publication; or
(b) publicly exhibited in, on, over or under a building, vehicle or place (whether or not a public place and whether on land or water), or in the air in view of people on a street or in a public place; or
(c) contained in a document given to someone or left on premises where someone lives or works; or
(d) broadcast by radio or television; or
(e) electronically disseminated in another way (for example, by inclusion on a web site).