Section 245AGA — Migration Act 1958: Meaning of arrangement in relation to work
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(1) For the purposes of this Subdivision, arrangement in relation to work means an arrangement, in connection with a person (the first person) allowing another person to work, for the other person to: (a) accept certain conditions; or (b) perform, or refrain from performing, an activity, whether for the first person or someone else; or (c) participate in, or refrain from participating in, an activity, whether for the first person or someone else. (2) To avoid doubt, a reference in subsection (1) to an activity includes a reference to a work-related activity or a non-work-related activity. Examples: An arrangement in relation to work includes, but is not limited to, an arrangement for a person to: (a) accept unsafe housing provided or arranged by the first person or another person; or (b) surrender the person’s passport to the first person or another person; or (c) perform sexual favours for the first person or another person.
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