114CAdditional operation of sections 114A and 114B

#### 114C Additional operation of sections 114A and 114B (1) In addition to the effect they have in relation to higher education providers, sections 114A and 114B also have effect as provided by this section. > Note: For the meaning of higher education provider, see section 5. Section 114A—trade and commerce (2) Section 114A also has the effect it would have as if: (a) each reference to providing an academic cheating service were expressly confined to a service that is, or is to be, provided in the course of trade and commerce to which paragraph 51(i) of the Constitution applies; or (b) each reference to an offer to provide, or to an arrangement to provide, an academic cheating service were expressly confined to an offer or arrangement made in the course of trade and commerce to which paragraph 51(i) of the Constitution applies. Section 114A—communications (3) Section 114A also has the effect it would have as if: (a) each reference to providing an academic cheating service were expressly confined to a service that is, or is to be, provided by means of a service to which paragraph 51(v) of the Constitution applies; or (b) each reference to an offer to provide, or to an arrangement to provide, an academic cheating service were expressly confined to an offer or arrangement made by means of a service to which paragraph 51(v) of the Constitution applies. Section 114A—aliens (4) Section 114A also has the effect it would have as if: (a) each reference to a person who provides, offers to provide or arranges for a third person to provide an academic cheating service were expressly confined to a person who is an alien (within the meaning of paragraph 51(xix) of the Constitution); or (b) each reference to a third person in respect of whom an arrangement is made were expressly confined to a person who is an alien (within the meaning of paragraph 51(xix) of the Constitution); or (c) each reference to a student were expressly confined to a person who is an alien (within the meaning of paragraph 51(xix) of the Constitution). Sections 114A—constitutional corporations (other than higher education providers) (5) Section 114A also has the effect it would have as if: (a) each reference to a person who provides, offers to provide or arranges for a third person to provide an academic cheating service were expressly confined to a constitutional corporation; or (b) each reference to a third person in respect of whom an arrangement is made were expressly confined to a constitutional corporation. Section 114B—trade and commerce (6) Section 114B also has the effect it would have as if: (a) each reference to advertising, or publishing or broadcasting an advertisement for, an academic cheating service were expressly confined to a service that is, or is to be, provided in the course of trade and commerce to which paragraph 51(i) of the Constitution applies; or (b) each reference to advertising, or publishing or broadcasting an advertisement for, an academic cheating service were expressly confined to advertising, publishing or broadcasting in the course of trade and commerce to which paragraph 51(i) of the Constitution applies. Section 114B—communications (7) Section 114B also has the effect it would have as if: (a) each reference to advertising, or publishing or broadcasting an advertisement for, an academic cheating service were expressly confined to a service that is, or is to be, provided by means of a service to which paragraph 51(v) of the Constitution applies; or (b) each reference to advertising, or publishing or broadcasting an advertisement for, an academic cheating service were expressly confined to advertising, publishing or broadcasting by means of a service to which paragraph 51(v) of the Constitution applies. Section 114B—aliens (8) Section 114B also has the effect it would have as if each reference to a person who advertises, or publishes or broadcasts an advertisement for, an academic cheating service were expressly confined to a person who is an alien (within the meaning of paragraph 51(xix) of the Constitution). Section 114B—constitutional corporations (9) Section 114B also has the effect it would have as if each reference to a person who advertises, or publishes or broadcasts an advertisement for, an academic cheating service were expressly confined to a constitutional corporation.