this wrap it before you tap it law is a city of los angeles law.
it not california law, just the law in la.
for the most part, the world around the city will be a condom-free zone.
actors are tested on their own dime and educated on their own time.
the scare that ran through the industry little over a year ago got aids activist groups concerned. they wrote a ballot measure, got the needed signatures to put it on the ballot. the city clerk said it passed muster.
the city attorney went to court saying the voters of the city of los angeles haven't got the power to enact california state law. protective gear in the workplace is a state issue.
the state agency responsible for health and safety in this industry, told the city attorney they saw no reason the people of the city of los angeles could not seek to control the spread of hiv/aids.
the city council, on behalf of the people of the city, enacted a law like the activist got on the ballot. going out to a vote of the people, is saying the people who represent you are not acting in your best interest so your direct involvement is required.
i lean towards sex worker using protection.
testing and teaching are not enough.
there are sites that have raw, unprotected sex, that is good for those seeking it.