2013, No. 10 Crimes 29 (3) For the purposes of subsection (1), a person who has sexual connection with another person knows that the other person has been induced to consent to the sexual connection by threat if (and only if) the person knows that the other person has been induced to consent to the sexual connection by an express or implied threat of a kind described in subsection (5). (4) For the purposes of subsection (2): (a) a person who does an indecent act on another person knows that the other person has been induced to consent to the act by threat if (and only if) the person knows that the other person has been induced to consent to the act by an express or implied threat of a kind described in subsection (5); and (b) a person is induced to consent to an indecent act whether (i) the person is induced to consent to the doing of an indecent act with or on him or her; or (ii) the person is induced to consent to do an indecent act on himself or herself. (5) The kinds of threat referred to in subsections (3) and (4)(a) are: (a) a threat that the person making the threat or some other person will commit an offence that (i) is punishable by imprisonment; but (ii) does not involve the actual or threatened application of force to any person; and (b) a threat that the person making the threat or some other person will make an accusation or disclosure (whether true or false) about misconduct by any person (whether living or dead) that is likely to damage seriously the reputation of the person against or about whom the accusation or disclosure is made; and