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Domestic and Family Violence Protection Act 2012
sec.100LCross-direction not permitted
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### sec.100L Cross-direction not permitted
This section applies if a police officer issues a police protection direction (the first direction ) that names a person (the first person ) as a respondent and another person (the second person ) as an aggrieved.
Until the first direction stops having effect, a police officer can not issue a police protection direction that names the first person as an aggrieved and the second person as a respondent.
See section 100R (3) for when a police protection direction stops having effect.
s 100L ins 2025 No. 18 s 19
(sec.100L-ssec.1) This section applies if a police officer issues a police protection direction (the first direction ) that names a person (the first person ) as a respondent and another person (the second person ) as an aggrieved.
(sec.100L-ssec.2) Until the first direction stops having effect, a police officer can not issue a police protection direction that names the first person as an aggrieved and the second person as a respondent. See section 100R (3) for when a police protection direction stops having effect.