The Protection Against Domestic Violence Bill, 2013 (a) watch, loiter near, or prevent or hinder access to or from, the protected person's place of residence, business, employment, educational institution, or other place that the protected person visits often; (b) follow the protected person about or stop or accost the protected person in any place; (c) without the protected person's express consent, enter or remain on any land or building occupied by the protected person; (d) where the protected person is present on any land or building, enter or remain on that land or building, in circumstances that constitute a trespass; (e) make any other contact with the protected person (whether by telephone correspondence, or otherwise), except such contact that is(i) reasonably necessary in any emergency; (ii) permitted under any order or written agreement relating to custody of, or access to, any minor; or (iii) permitted under any special condition of the protection order. (3) Without prejudice to the prov1s1ons of this section, the court may in an order under this section(a) subject to subsection (6), grant to any protected person the right of exclusive occupation of the shared residence or a specified part thereof by excluding the respondent from the shared residence or the specified part thereof, regardless of whether the shared residence is solely owned or leased by the respondent or jointly owned or leased by the parties; (b) require the respondent to permit any protected person to enter the shared residence, or to enter the residence of the respondent accompanied by 859