Just a quick note - Same thing applies in the UK AND in the US (I checked the laws in question in both, they're in the UK books as of about April this year, and a couple of months before that in the US federal law), so you can widen your net a bit, if you know anyone in any of them.
Basically, there is no requirement that the child in question needs to exist for the purposes of child pornography law in any of those three.
You probably knew that, but you don't need to limit yourself to Australia specifically. You'd have to be careful that you don't get anyone into trouble though.
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Date: 2010-06-11 12:44 pm (UTC)Basically, there is no requirement that the child in question needs to exist for the purposes of child pornography law in any of those three.
You probably knew that, but you don't need to limit yourself to Australia specifically. You'd have to be careful that you don't get anyone into trouble though.