sec.227Existing registered interstate orders

### sec.227 Existing registered interstate orders This section applies to an interstate order (a registered interstate order ) that, immediately before the commencement— was in force in the State in which it was made; and was registered under previous part 6. The registered interstate order— continues to have the same effect as a protection order; and may continue to be enforced against a person as if it were a protection order that had been personally served on the person as a respondent. Subsection (2) applies for the period during which the registered interstate order, as originally made, is in force in the State in which it was made. Amended part 6, division 4 applies to a registered interstate order as though a reference in that division to a registered New Zealand order is a reference to a registered interstate order. Without limiting subsection (4), an application may be made and decided under section 176P for— a variation of the interstate order as it is registered in Queensland; or a variation of the period during which a registered interstate order has effect in its operation in Queensland; or the revocation of the registration of an interstate order. This section applies subject to section 176B. In this section— interstate order means an order made by a court of another State under a law of the other State that was, immediately before the commencement, prescribed by regulation for previous part 6. previous part 6 means part 6 as in force from time to time before the commencement. State includes New Zealand. s 227 ins 2016 No. 51 s 60 (sec.227-ssec.1) This section applies to an interstate order (a registered interstate order ) that, immediately before the commencement— was in force in the State in which it was made; and was registered under previous part 6. (sec.227-ssec.2) The registered interstate order— continues to have the same effect as a protection order; and may continue to be enforced against a person as if it were a protection order that had been personally served on the person as a respondent. (sec.227-ssec.3) Subsection (2) applies for the period during which the registered interstate order, as originally made, is in force in the State in which it was made. (sec.227-ssec.4) Amended part 6, division 4 applies to a registered interstate order as though a reference in that division to a registered New Zealand order is a reference to a registered interstate order. (sec.227-ssec.5) Without limiting subsection (4), an application may be made and decided under section 176P for— a variation of the interstate order as it is registered in Queensland; or a variation of the period during which a registered interstate order has effect in its operation in Queensland; or the revocation of the registration of an interstate order. (sec.227-ssec.6) This section applies subject to section 176B. (sec.227-ssec.7) In this section— interstate order means an order made by a court of another State under a law of the other State that was, immediately before the commencement, prescribed by regulation for previous part 6. previous part 6 means part 6 as in force from time to time before the commencement. State includes New Zealand. - (a) was in force in the State in which it was made; and - (b) was registered under previous part 6. - (a) continues to have the same effect as a protection order; and - (b) may continue to be enforced against a person as if it were a protection order that had been personally served on the person as a respondent. - (a) a variation of the interstate order as it is registered in Queensland; or - (b) a variation of the period during which a registered interstate order has effect in its operation in Queensland; or - (c) the revocation of the registration of an interstate order.