Part 4: Miscellaneous and General Chapter 1: Cheating Services Provided for Post-16 Students at English Institutions Section 28: Offence of advertising a relevant service
Subsection (1) provides that an offence is committed if a person advertises the relevant service to students.
	Subsection (2) makes clear that, in order for the offence to be committed, the advertisement does not need to be advertised solely to its target audience. The advertisement might not be seen by its target demographic, but the offence lies in the fact of advertising the relevant service.
	Subsection (3) sets out the exact circumstances that must be fulfilled for the advertising offence to be committed. The offence is only committed if the person who makes the arrangements for the advertisement of the relevant service is either offering the service, describing or presenting themselves as capable of providing it or capable of arranging for another to provide the service.
	Subsection (4) provides that this is a summary only offence punishable by a fine. The appropriate fine will be determined by the courts in line with the sentencing guidelines.