Part 3: Touting, Advertising and Trading Offences Section 18: Exceptions for certain kinds of trading
Section 18 establishes that trading by the Organising Committee, and other types of trading specified in the section (for premises adjoining a highway; public facilities; motor vehicles), would not be an offence.
	Subsection (2) deals with activities relating to premises adjoining a highway. For example, the trading offence will not apply to selling an item to a person who is in a premises adjoining a highway, or providing a service to such a person. This includes, for example, deliveries of groceries or providing services to premises such as window cleaning.
	Subsection (3) lists certain public amenities (the provision of public toilets, cash machines or permanent telephone kiosks) which are excepted from the offence. Whilst it is not an offence to provide a permanent telephone kiosk, an unauthorised advertisement on a telephone kiosk would constitute an advertising offence under section 13.
	Subsection (5) lists a range of activities relating to motor vehicle services (such as provision of a car park, or selling a motor vehicle) which are excepted from the offence. Whilst it would not be an offence to provide motor vehicle parking services from a place usually used for such services, it would be an offence to undertake other types of unauthorised trading in car parks within the prohibited area during the prohibited period (unless they are excepted in section 18).