FabSwingers.com forum: New Sex Ban Law From Today

By *nterested99 OP Woman
over a year ago

Carlisle

Sex in your house with someone from outside of your household is set to become illegal today.

The government is introducing new lockdown measures in England that prevent people from socialising (or gathering) with one person from outside of their household in a private space.

Up until now the person visiting a house for sex would have been the one in breach of the measures.

But now both people would technically be able to be prosecuted under the law, with Amendment Regulations being introduced in Parliament on Monday.

For those couples looking for a workaround, having sex in a public place is already illegal.

Downing Street today insisted police would show "discretion" and "common sense".

No10 added officers have no powers to enter someone's home for breaking the lockdown rules - unless they suspect "serious" crime.

This will obviously affect people meeting for sex on this site. Although the site rules say you aren’t supposed to, I suspect some people still are.

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By *ebjonnsonMan
over a year ago

Maldon

And obviously won’t apply to any MP’s or advisors.

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral

"Sex in your house with someone from outside of your household is set to become illegal today.

The government is introducing new lockdown measures in England that prevent people from socialising (or gathering) with one person from outside of their household in a private space.

Up until now the person visiting a house for sex would have been the one in breach of the measures.

But now both people would technically be able to be prosecuted under the law, with Amendment Regulations being introduced in Parliament on Monday.

For those couples looking for a workaround, having sex in a public place is already illegal.

Downing Street today insisted police would show "discretion" and "common sense".

No10 added officers have no powers to enter someone's home for breaking the lockdown rules - unless they suspect "serious" crime.

This will obviously affect people meeting for sex on this site. Although the site rules say you aren’t supposed to, I suspect some people still are."
Law from day 1 not started today,the very first day of lock down said no strangers in house what is different?

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By *hilMan
over a year ago

HOUGHTON LE SPRING

"Sex in your house with someone from outside of your household is set to become illegal today.

The government is introducing new lockdown measures in England that prevent people from socialising (or gathering) with one person from outside of their household in a private space.

Up until now the person visiting a house for sex would have been the one in breach of the measures.

But now both people would technically be able to be prosecuted under the law, with Amendment Regulations being introduced in Parliament on Monday.

For those couples looking for a workaround, having sex in a public place is already illegal.

Downing Street today insisted police would show "discretion" and "common sense".

No10 added officers have no powers to enter someone's home for breaking the lockdown rules - unless they suspect "serious" crime.

This will obviously affect people meeting for sex on this site. Although the site rules say you aren’t supposed to, I suspect some people still are.Law from day 1 not started today,the very first day of lock down said no strangers in house what is different?"

I hear there has been a sharp rise in the sale of tents, marquees, caravans and motor homes.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Sex in your house with someone from outside of your household is set to become illegal today.

The government is introducing new lockdown measures in England that prevent people from socialising (or gathering) with one person from outside of their household in a private space.

Up until now the person visiting a house for sex would have been the one in breach of the measures.

But now both people would technically be able to be prosecuted under the law, with Amendment Regulations being introduced in Parliament on Monday.

For those couples looking for a workaround, having sex in a public place is already illegal.

Downing Street today insisted police would show "discretion" and "common sense".

No10 added officers have no powers to enter someone's home for breaking the lockdown rules - unless they suspect "serious" crime.

A.) Both members can be prosecuted.

B.) As apposed to being a guideline open to interpretation, it's now a Law.

It is pretty much spelt out.

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool

Load of shite

How can they enforce that,?

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By *oi_LucyCouple
over a year ago

Barbados

Best response I saw:

“Go on then, call the police. Let’s see who comes first”

-Matt

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