Since my last poll brought up some interesting questions, I went of and did a little bit of research and found out some interesting stuff about NZ.
Did you know its illegal here for any film to depict urophilia (A.K.A golden showers / people peeing on each-other for sexual excitement) and yet incest is legal (in film as far as I know)...whoooh! glad to see NZ has it priorities straight

And prostitution is legal.
The government also is in the process of monitoring peoples internet use to catch people who use peer to peer means to download copyrighted material, in other words torrenting stuff is illegal, though the law doesn't cover file lockers

There is a three strike system they use if they catch you and it resets ever 9 months.
There are some awesome laws too, like the age limit for alcohol is 18, though I think that will change to 20 soon? and the age to get your driving license is 15 though I think it will go up to 16 soon >.> (never mind, it already went up

Well I got it when I was 15....shammmmmmeeeeeeeee ='D
Healthcare is also free, well for hospital admissions and what not, private practises still cost an arm and a leg and NZ was also the first country in the world to allow women to vote.

So tell me? I wanna hear some wierd and/or cool laws from the country you live in?
A senator here proposed an ANTI-PLANKING BILL. Planking became popular, but people here use it as a form of protest against the government or other organizations. They plank in the middle of the street to cause traffic. Due to this, anti-planking bill is proposed, but not approved.
Another proposal was the ANTI-ANGRY BIRDS(GAME) BILL . it's because one of the senators went to a mall for christmas shopping (a mall owned by a chinese citizen, everything there is cheap but FAKE.. Made in China stuffs.) .. and everywhere he looked, ANGRY BIRDS, EVERYWHERE. Stuff toys, wallet, bags etc. It was never approved too.
A fun(/sad) fact is that in 1944, when homosexuality was legalised in Sweden, so was beastiality, because the two laws were under the same paragraph. So nowdays beastiality is legal in Sweden as long as it can't be proven that the animals are subjected to pain or constraint only then it's animal cruelty... .__.
A man in Sweden killed a duck through beastiality and wasn't convicted, but there has been a man who has been convicted for "raping" a number of bikes... .__.