30 (ii) due to a position of vulnerability, for the purpose of exploitation…’ [62] The following provisions of the Children’s Act are also relevant: 62.1 S 12(1), which stipulates that every child has the right not to be subjected to social, cultural and religious practices which are detrimental to his or her well-being; 62.2 S 284(1), which prohibits child trafficking; 62.3 S 284(2), which provides that it is no defence to a charge of contravening s 284(1) that the child or a person having control over that child consented to the intended exploitation; 62.4 S 305(1)(s), which makes a contravention of s 284(1) an offence; and 62.5 S 305(8), which provides that any person convicted of an offence in terms of s 305(1)(s) is, in addition to a sentence for any other offence of which he or she may be convicted, liable to a fine or imprisonment for a period not exceeding 10 years or to both a fine and such imprisonment.