sec.176BRecognised interstate order prevails over earlier comparable DVOs

### sec.176B Recognised interstate order prevails over earlier comparable DVOs A recognised interstate order (a new order ) prevails over either of the following made before the new order (each an earlier comparable DVO )— a comparable recognised interstate order; or a comparable local order. When the new order becomes enforceable against the respondent— the earlier comparable DVO stops being a recognised interstate order; or the earlier comparable local order stops having effect. A local order that stops having effect under subsection (2) is taken to have ended under section 97 . However, an earlier comparable DVO continues to be a recognised interstate order or local order, and to have effect, to the extent it relates to a person who is not a protected person under the new order. A DVO made by a police officer does not prevail over a comparable DVO made by a court of any State. A DVO is comparable with another DVO if— the DVOs are made against the same respondent; and the DVOs are made for the protection of 1 or more of the same protected persons. s 176B ins 2016 No. 51 s 57 (sec.176B-ssec.1) A recognised interstate order (a new order ) prevails over either of the following made before the new order (each an earlier comparable DVO )— a comparable recognised interstate order; or a comparable local order. (sec.176B-ssec.2) When the new order becomes enforceable against the respondent— the earlier comparable DVO stops being a recognised interstate order; or the earlier comparable local order stops having effect. (sec.176B-ssec.3) A local order that stops having effect under subsection (2) is taken to have ended under section 97 . (sec.176B-ssec.4) However, an earlier comparable DVO continues to be a recognised interstate order or local order, and to have effect, to the extent it relates to a person who is not a protected person under the new order. (sec.176B-ssec.5) A DVO made by a police officer does not prevail over a comparable DVO made by a court of any State. (sec.176B-ssec.6) A DVO is comparable with another DVO if— the DVOs are made against the same respondent; and the DVOs are made for the protection of 1 or more of the same protected persons. - (a) a comparable recognised interstate order; or - (b) a comparable local order. - (a) the earlier comparable DVO stops being a recognised interstate order; or - (b) the earlier comparable local order stops having effect. - (a) the DVOs are made against the same respondent; and - (b) the DVOs are made for the protection of 1 or more of the same protected persons.