(b) is of or above the age of 17 years and under the
age of 18 years,
is liable to imprisonment for 4 years.
(3) For the purposes
of this section, a young person (the
"complainant" ) is under the special care of another person (the
"accused person" ) if, and only if--
(c) the accused person has an established personal
relationship with the complainant in connection with the provision of
religious, sporting, musical or other instruction to the complainant, in which
relationship the complainant is under the authority of the accused person, or
(ii) has an established personal relationship with the complainant in
connection with the provision of that residential care to the complainant, in
which relationship the complainant is under the authority of the
accused person, or
(i) performs work for an
organisation that provides refuge or crisis accommodation, and
(ii) has an
established personal relationship with the complainant in connection with the
provision of that accommodation to the complainant, in which relationship the
complainant is under the authority of the accused person.
(5) A person does
not commit an offence under this section if the person and the young person to
whom the charge relates were, at the time the offence is alleged to have been
committed, married to each other.