Which of the following is considered a vulnerable person under LEPRA Regulation Clause 28?

A child is classified as a vulnerable person under LEPRA Regulation Clause 28 due to the inherent characteristics that may place them at a disadvantage in various situations, including interactions with law enforcement or legal proceedings. Vulnerability in this context recognizes that children require additional protections and considerations because they may lack the maturity, understanding, or capacity to navigate complex situations effectively.

In terms of the other options, an adult with a steady job is considered an individual who might be stable and capable of managing their affairs. A person speaking multiple languages may possess skills that enhance their ability to communicate and navigate various situations effectively, which does not inherently place them in a vulnerable category. A sportsperson, while potentially facing unique challenges related to their profession, generally does not fit the criteria for vulnerability outlined in this regulation as it relates more to those who are explicitly disadvantaged or at risk.