Certainly under old PEL law I remember a furious argument with a jobsworth from a local authority arguing (and later winning by force) a debate that in a pub with 20 musicians and her, she was being entertained therefore a PEL was needed. Presuambly entertained ment something to her although no one would have thought so from her facial expression.

If the new law deals with regulated entertainment in the same way, then a local authority jobsworth could claim to be that entertained member of the public.

In darts matches there is usually a non participant, being entertained, if thats the meaning given to a a husband/wife, girl/boy friend dragged along to watch in sufference.