Part 4: Foreign Activities and Foreign Influence Registration Scheme Section 81: Offences – Supplementary Provision
Subsection (1) extends the application of section 35 to the offences under this part, meaning that the officers of bodies corporate and other bodies may be held liable for offences committed by those bodies.
	Under subsection (2) the application of section 36(1) and (3)-(5) is extended to an offence under this Part, which is capable of being committed outside of the UK. This will relate to circumstances where a foreign activity arrangement or foreign influence arrangement has been made outside the UK but has not been registered within the required time period. While the activity pursuant to the arrangement is to take place in the UK, the offence for failing to register can be committed overseas.
	Subsection (3) allows the courts to exercise their statutory power to exclude the public from proceedings relating to FIRS, when doing so would be in the interests of national security. This does not include the passing of a sentence.