I'd like to hear from Professor Lowman on this point. He mentioned that total decriminalization is the way he thinks Canada ought to go. He also mentioned zoning bylaw restrictions, and that where the city decides it's going to be in a particular place isn't necessarily a way of making it safer. I'd like to hear from him on where he thinks street prostitution would be safer. What kinds of bylaws would he be in favour of supporting or does he think would be useful in making street prostitution safer for prostitutes? Can he give us any insight into the New Zealand experience in that regard?
On July 7th, 2014. See this statement in context.