sec.232Filing of interstate orders

### sec.232 Filing of interstate orders An appropriate person may file in the Supreme Court a sealed copy of a relevant order. Also, an appropriate person may file in the Supreme Court a sealed copy of an amendment made to a relevant order, whether the amendment was made before or after the filing of the relevant order. If a relevant order is filed under subsection (1) , an amendment made to the order has no effect under this Act until it is filed. The Supreme Court may refuse to file a relevant order to the extent that the order would not, on filing, be capable of enforcement in Queensland. In this section— appropriate person , for filing a relevant order, means— the applicant for the order; or the Attorney-General; or a person prescribed under a regulation as an appropriate person for this section. (sec.232-ssec.1) An appropriate person may file in the Supreme Court a sealed copy of a relevant order. (sec.232-ssec.2) Also, an appropriate person may file in the Supreme Court a sealed copy of an amendment made to a relevant order, whether the amendment was made before or after the filing of the relevant order. (sec.232-ssec.3) If a relevant order is filed under subsection (1) , an amendment made to the order has no effect under this Act until it is filed. (sec.232-ssec.4) The Supreme Court may refuse to file a relevant order to the extent that the order would not, on filing, be capable of enforcement in Queensland. (sec.232-ssec.5) In this section— appropriate person , for filing a relevant order, means— the applicant for the order; or the Attorney-General; or a person prescribed under a regulation as an appropriate person for this section. - (a) the applicant for the order; or - (b) the Attorney-General; or - (c) a person prescribed under a regulation as an appropriate person for this section.