“It is time the nation looked squarely at the sleaze-bomb ticking like a time-bomb in our midst…. The ITPA [Immoral Traffic and Prevention Act] Amendment 2006 Bill needs close examination and national debate to ensure proper framing – but to provide unambiguous legal underpinning and sufficient resource-backing to make the prostitution of persons near-impossible. It must serve as the normative in society to prevent trafficking/commercial sex; to protect and pull out prostituted women and children already caught in this vicious trap; prosecute and punitively penalise procurers, pimps, brothel runners and others living off prostitution, including the buyers whose demand for women’s bodies spurs their sale.”