Ken is a known sex offender. He spent several years in jun for offences against children. He is now an elderly men with disability and requires Home and Community Care services. A male carer visits him three times a week to assist him with showering and other personal care actbes. He lives at home with his son. Two weeks ago the son's girlfriend moved in with them. She has two young children - both girls. The corer notices that Ken is always watching them and he wonders if the girlfriend is aware that her boyfinend's father is a convicted child sex offender. Does the carer have an obligation to do something about this situation - after ell it is Ken who is his client, not the children