(a) the child has been or there is substantial risk that the child shall be physically, psychologically or emotionally affected or injured, sexually abused or raped by their spouse or any other person and the spouse, parent or other person, knowing of such effect, injury, risk or abuse, has not protected or is unlikely to protect the child from such effect, injury, risk or abuse; (b) the child requires to be examined, investigated or treated for the purpose of restoring or preserving the health of the child and the spouse neglects or refuses to have the child to be so examined, investigated or treated; (c) the child behaves in a manner that is, or is likely to be harmful to the child, or to any other person and the spouse or parent is unable or unwilling to take necessary measures to remedy the situation or the remedial measures taken by the spouse or parent are inadequate or inappropriate; (d) the child continues to live with a person who has been convicted of an offence in connection with the child and the living arrangement poses a threat to the child; (e) the child lives in circumstances that makes the child vulnerable to sexual exploitation; (f) the child has no place of abode, lives on the street, or is allowed to be on a street, premises or any other place for the purpose of – (i) begging, receiving alms or offering anything for sale; or (ii) carrying out illegal hawking, illegal lotteries, gambling or other illegal activities detrimental to the health and welfare or educational advancement of the child; or Page 59 of 78