Abuse, in relation to a child, means:

1. an assault, including a sexual assault, of the child; or 
2. a person (the first person) involving the child in a sexual activity with the first person or another person in which the child is used, directly or indirectly, as a sexual object by the first person or the other person, and where there is an unequal power in the relationship between the child and the first person; or 
3. causing the child to suffer serious psychological harm, including (but not limited to) when that harm is caused by the child being subjected to, or exposed to, family violence; or 
4. serious neglect of the child.

If you think your child has been exposed to child abuse, please contact your legal representative or child protection authority in your local area, city or region.