s. 90 (ii) to pay a fee of more than $250 (or any other amount fixed by the regulations for the purposes of this paragraph). (3) If the fees for providing information to, or obtaining information from, an information service are based on the length of time a person has electronic or mechanical access to the information service and the length of that time is automatically recorded by electronic or mechanical means, subsections (2)(b)(ii) and (2)(c)(ii) do not apply in determining whether an information provider falls within the exemption provided by subsection (2). 90 Exemption for organisers of dances etc. (1) A person does not act as an introduction agent merely by organising a social activity with the intention of enabling persons to meet if— (a) the activity is publicly advertised and is open to any member of the public who is willing to pay the admission cost set for the activity; and (b) the admission cost is the only cost a person attending the activity is liable to pay the organiser of the activity; and (c) no person attending the activity is placed under any obligation to the organiser of the activity by reason of being allowed to attend the activity, other than an obligation concerning the person's conduct at the activity itself. (2) The condition specified by subsection (1)(a) is met even if a member of the public is refused admission to the activity, if the refusal is based on a failure by that person to obtain admission to the
(ii) to pay a fee of more than $250 (or any other amount fixed by the regulations for the purposes of this paragraph). (3) If the fees for providing information to, or obtaining information from, an information service are based on the length of time a person has electronic or mechanical access to the information service and the length of that time is automatically recorded by electronic or mechanical means, subsections (2)(b)(ii) and (2)(c)(ii) do not apply in determining whether an information provider falls within the exemption provided by subsection (2). 90 Exemption for organisers of dances etc. s. 90 (1) A person does not act as an introduction agent merely by organising a social activity with the intention of enabling persons to meet if— (a) the activity is publicly advertised and is open to any member of the public who is willing to pay the admission cost set for the activity; and (b) the admission cost is the only cost a person attending the activity is liable to pay the organiser of the activity; and (c) no person attending the activity is placed under any obligation to the organiser of the activity by reason of being allowed to attend the activity, other than an obligation concerning the person's conduct at the activity itself. (2) The condition specified by subsection (1)(a) is met even if a member of the public is refused admission to the activity, if the refusal is based on a failure by that person to obtain admission to the
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