There was further legislative activity in the 1980s and 1990s with the "Criminal Law Amendment Act 1988 Pt. 2", "Law Reform (Decriminalization Of Sodomy) Act 1989", "Acts Amendment (Evidence) Act 1991", and the "Criminal Law Amendment Act (No 2) 1992". The "Criminal Code" (s.190, s.191) made managing premises for the purpose of prostitution, living off the earnings of prostitution, or procuring a person for prostitution an offence. Reform was suggested in 1997, with the formation of a working group, and a "Prostitution Control Bill" was drafted in 1999 but not enacted till the "Prostitution Act 2000". The latter dealt principally with street soliciting, offences involving children in relation to prostitution, advertising and sponsorship.