By Lauren Said-Moorhouse, for CNN
Updated 12:46 PM ET, Mon December 21, 2015
(CNN)It brings a whole new meaning to the expression "going Dutch."
Government ministers in the Netherlands have confirmed that it is legal for driving instructors to offer lessons in exchange for sex.
Prostitution is legal and regulated in the country, where sex workers are considered "self-employed" and can openly advertise in newspapers and online.
The Dutch government tackled the issue head on after Gert-Jan Segers, of the socially conservative opposition party ChristenUnie (Christian Union), tabled a question in parliament in November.
Segers described such transactions as "******* prostitution" and called for them to be ******. He argued that student drivers would not have the requisite ****** license, and so would not be declaring any sexual acts for tax purposes.
