4AWhen does a registrable offender have contact with a child?

4A When does a registrable offender have contact with a child? For the purposes of this Act, a registrable offender has contact with a child if the offender— (a) resides with the child; or (b) stays overnight at a place of residence where the child resides or is staying overnight; or (c) cares for, or supervises, the child; or (d) provides the offender's contact details to the child or receives the child's contact details from the child; or S. 4A(e) amended by No. 37/2022 s. 3. (e) engages in any of the following with the child for the purpose of forming or maintaining a personal relationship with the child— (i) any form of actual physical contact; (ii) any form of oral communication (whether face to face, by telephone or by use of the internet); (iii) any form of written communication (whether electronic or otherwise).