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Tattoo Industry Act 2012

35COffence of conspiring to commit offence

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35C Offence of conspiring to commit offence

A person must not conspire with another person to commit an offence against section 35A or 35B.

Maximum penalty—20 penalty units.

s 35C: Ins 2022 No 52, Sch 3.

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