Family Violence Act 2016
113Interim court-initiated protection order taken to be special
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113 Interim court-initiated protection order taken to be special interim order If a court makes an interim order under section 112— (a) an application for a final order is taken to have been made and served on the respondent; and (b) the order is taken to be a special interim order; and (c) the applicant for the protection order is taken to be— (i) a stated police officer; or (ii) if the protected person consents— (A) the protected person; or (B) a litigation guardian for the protected person or any other person with a right to apply for the protected (d) subdivision 3.3.3 (Special interim orders) applies to the order as if the charge for the offence in the family violence proceeding were an outstanding related charge; and
Court-initiated actions Part 8 (e) section 47 (1) (b) (Interim order sought) applies to the order; and (f) section 48 (Service of application etc on others) applies to the (g) division 4.2 (Preliminary conferences) applies to the order; and (h) division 4.2A (Non-attendance by party) applies to the order.