sec.101Police officer may issue police protection notice

### sec.101 Police officer may issue police protection notice A police officer may issue a notice (a police protection notice ) against a person (the respondent ) if the police officer— reasonably believes the respondent has committed domestic violence; and if the respondent is not present at the same location as the police officer—has made a reasonable attempt to locate and talk to the respondent, including by telephone, to afford the respondent natural justice in relation to the issuing of a police protection notice; and reasonably believes that no domestic violence order or recognised interstate order has been made or police protection notice issued that— names the respondent as a respondent and another person involved in the domestic violence mentioned in paragraph (a) as the aggrieved; or names the respondent as the aggrieved and another person involved in the domestic violence mentioned in paragraph (a) as a respondent; and reasonably believes a police protection notice is necessary or desirable to protect the aggrieved from domestic violence; and reasonably believes the respondent should not be taken into custody under division 3 . This section is subject to sections 102 and 103 . s 101 sub 2016 No. 51 s 19 amd 2016 No. 51 s 54 (sec.101-ssec.1) A police officer may issue a notice (a police protection notice ) against a person (the respondent ) if the police officer— reasonably believes the respondent has committed domestic violence; and if the respondent is not present at the same location as the police officer—has made a reasonable attempt to locate and talk to the respondent, including by telephone, to afford the respondent natural justice in relation to the issuing of a police protection notice; and reasonably believes that no domestic violence order or recognised interstate order has been made or police protection notice issued that— names the respondent as a respondent and another person involved in the domestic violence mentioned in paragraph (a) as the aggrieved; or names the respondent as the aggrieved and another person involved in the domestic violence mentioned in paragraph (a) as a respondent; and reasonably believes a police protection notice is necessary or desirable to protect the aggrieved from domestic violence; and reasonably believes the respondent should not be taken into custody under division 3 . (sec.101-ssec.2) This section is subject to sections 102 and 103 . - (a) reasonably believes the respondent has committed domestic violence; and - (b) if the respondent is not present at the same location as the police officer—has made a reasonable attempt to locate and talk to the respondent, including by telephone, to afford the respondent natural justice in relation to the issuing of a police protection notice; and - (c) reasonably believes that no domestic violence order or recognised interstate order has been made or police protection notice issued that— (i) names the respondent as a respondent and another person involved in the domestic violence mentioned in paragraph (a) as the aggrieved; or (ii) names the respondent as the aggrieved and another person involved in the domestic violence mentioned in paragraph (a) as a respondent; and - (i) names the respondent as a respondent and another person involved in the domestic violence mentioned in paragraph (a) as the aggrieved; or - (ii) names the respondent as the aggrieved and another person involved in the domestic violence mentioned in paragraph (a) as a respondent; and - (d) reasonably believes a police protection notice is necessary or desirable to protect the aggrieved from domestic violence; and - (e) reasonably believes the respondent should not be taken into custody under division 3 . - (i) names the respondent as a respondent and another person involved in the domestic violence mentioned in paragraph (a) as the aggrieved; or - (ii) names the respondent as the aggrieved and another person involved in the domestic violence mentioned in paragraph (a) as a respondent; and