sec.9AReportable contact defined

### sec.9A Reportable contact defined A reportable offender has reportable contact with a child if the offender— has physical contact with the child; or communicates with the child orally, whether in person, by telephone or over the internet; or communicates with the child in writing (including by electronic communication). Without limiting subsection (1) , reportable contact includes contact with a child when the offender is— supervising or caring for any child; or exchanging contact details with any child; or attempting to befriend any child. Reportable contact does not include contact with a child that is incidental to the offender’s daily life unless the contact— involves an attempt by the offender to befriend, or establish further contact with, the child; or occurs with a regularity or frequency, or in a way, that may reasonably be expected to result in a level of familiarity or trust between the offender and the child beyond what may reasonably be expected to be incidental to the offender’s daily life. the offender buys a newspaper from a shop where the shop attendant is a child the offender buys takeaway food from a shop that has child employees In this section— contact means contact that happens in Queensland or elsewhere. s 9A ins 2014 No. 34 s 7 amd 2017 No. 14 s 9 (sec.9A-ssec.1) A reportable offender has reportable contact with a child if the offender— has physical contact with the child; or communicates with the child orally, whether in person, by telephone or over the internet; or communicates with the child in writing (including by electronic communication). (sec.9A-ssec.2) Without limiting subsection (1) , reportable contact includes contact with a child when the offender is— supervising or caring for any child; or exchanging contact details with any child; or attempting to befriend any child. (sec.9A-ssec.3) Reportable contact does not include contact with a child that is incidental to the offender’s daily life unless the contact— involves an attempt by the offender to befriend, or establish further contact with, the child; or occurs with a regularity or frequency, or in a way, that may reasonably be expected to result in a level of familiarity or trust between the offender and the child beyond what may reasonably be expected to be incidental to the offender’s daily life. the offender buys a newspaper from a shop where the shop attendant is a child the offender buys takeaway food from a shop that has child employees (sec.9A-ssec.4) In this section— contact means contact that happens in Queensland or elsewhere. - (a) has physical contact with the child; or - (b) communicates with the child orally, whether in person, by telephone or over the internet; or - (c) communicates with the child in writing (including by electronic communication). - (a) supervising or caring for any child; or - (b) exchanging contact details with any child; or - (c) attempting to befriend any child. - (a) involves an attempt by the offender to befriend, or establish further contact with, the child; or - (b) occurs with a regularity or frequency, or in a way, that may reasonably be expected to result in a level of familiarity or trust between the offender and the child beyond what may reasonably be expected to be incidental to the offender’s daily life. Examples of contact with a child that is incidental to a reportable offender’s daily life— • the offender buys a newspaper from a shop where the shop attendant is a child • the offender buys takeaway food from a shop that has child employees - • the offender buys a newspaper from a shop where the shop attendant is a child - • the offender buys takeaway food from a shop that has child employees - • the offender buys a newspaper from a shop where the shop attendant is a child - • the offender buys takeaway food from a shop that has child employees