  In this brief sequel to a previous article, we recall the notion of a cut
cellular surface (CCS), being a surface with boundary, which is cut in a
specified way to be represented in the plane, and is composed of 0-, 1- and
2-cells. We obtain invariants of CCS's under Pachner-like moves on the cellular
structure, by counting colourings of the 1- and 2-cells with elements of a
finite 2-group, subject to a "fake flatness" condition for each 2-cell. These
invariants, which extend Yetter's invariants to this class of surfaces, are
also described in a TQFT setting. A result from the previous article concerning
the commuting fraction of a group is generalized to the 2-group context.
