Part 3: Touting, Advertising and Trading Offences Section 11: Ticket touting outside of United Kingdom
Section 11 sets out how the offence will apply to activity outside the United Kingdom.
	Subsection (1) establishes that if a United Kingdom person (as defined in subsection (6)) carries out activity outside the United Kingdom that would constitute a ticket touting offence if carried out in the United Kingdom, they would also commit an offence under this section 10.
	Subsection (2) sets out that a ticket touting offence committed by a service provider (who is established in the United Kingdom (as defined in subsection (6)), but is not a United Kingdom person), where this is carried out in a European Economic Area state other than the United Kingdom, would constitute an offence under section 10 as if carried out in the United Kingdom.
	Subsection (3) establishes that proceedings for any offence committed outside the United Kingdom may be taken in any place in the United Kingdom and subsection (4) makes provision regarding the application of this provision to Scotland.
	Subsection (5) refers to paragraph 1 of Schedule 2, which sets out restrictions on the institution of proceedings against service providers established in an EEA state other than the United Kingdom.
	Subsection (6) defines what is meant by ‘established’ in relation to a service provider, ‘information society services’, ‘service provider’, sheriff court district’, ‘United Kingdom national’ and ‘United Kingdom person’.