For the purposes of this Division, a direction on non-consensual sexual acts occurring between all sorts of people is a direction informing the jury that experience shows that—
(a) there are many different circumstances in which people do and do not consent to a sexual act; and
(b) sexual acts can occur without consent between all sorts of people, including—
(i) people who know each other;
(ii) people who are married to each other;
(iii) people who are in a relationship with each other;
(iv) people who provide commercial sexual services and people for whose arousal or gratification such services are provided;
(v) people of the same or different sexual orientations;
(vi) people of any gender identity, including people whose gender identity does not correspond to their designated sex at birth.
Examples
People who are transgender, non-binary, genderqueer or gender fluid.
Subdivision 4—Directions on reasonable belief in consent
S. 47I inserted by No. 38/2022 s. 48.