general guideline - Dealing with a risk of harm involves consideration of both the likelihood of harm occurring and the extent of it if it does

Offence committed in the presence of other(s) (especially children)This reflects the psychological harm that may be caused to those who witnessed the offence.The presence of one or more children may in some situations make the primary victim more vulnerable – for example an adult may be less able to resist the offender if concerned about the safety or welfare of children present.