Let me get this straight - if I have sex with a woman (a completely hypothetical situation, indeed), without getting written permission that she agrees to it, I may be charged with rape?

And what if a woman has sex with me without my consent? Can I complain?

It isn't obvious from the law's formulation. "Without her free consent" - does that mean positive or negative consent? That is, does it mean that I have to be given permission to initiate sexual intercourse, or does it mean that I can proceed with intercourse until asked to halt?

And I again object to the sexist basis of this law, namely, that it only allows women to complain of rape by men.

This "clear answer" is only the reporter's interpretation - it's not actually written into the law.

Again, you say that one must ask direct permission, which could make some situations awkward.

Okay. But I still see a lot of space for abuse, if the judge decides to interpret the legislature's intent otherwise.