Drupal node.tpl doesn't apply changement to contact form page - drupal-7

New in Drupal Theming, I've a code where node.tpl file is updated (changed) but the contact page doesn't take the modifications. Any help would be appreciate.
In the node.tpl file, somebody add this code :
<?php
include('includes/right_menu.inc');
?>
Ok, it seems not logical but...
I see this include in any node page excepted for contact page.
Had I to make a specific node--contact.tpl.php or other ?
Thank you

If I am not mistaken, the contact page is not displaying a node, but a form. Therefore, the node.tpl template file is not used in this context.

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