Part 4Foreign intervention orders

Part 4—Foreign intervention orders 30—Registration of foreign intervention orders (1) The Principal Registrar may, subject to the rules of the Court, register a foreign intervention order in the Court. (2) If it is proposed that a foreign intervention order be registered in the Court, the Court may, after allowing each person protected by the order a reasonable opportunity to be heard on the matter, require the Principal Registrar to serve the order on the defendant. (3) If a foreign intervention order is registered under this section, the order will be taken for all purposes to be a final intervention order issued under this Act. (4) A registered foreign intervention order required by the Court to be served on the defendant only comes into force against the defendant in this State when it is served on the defendant personally or in some other manner authorised by the Court. (5) A registered foreign intervention order not required by the Court to be served on the defendant comes into force against the defendant in this State on registration. (6) If a foreign intervention order is registered under this section, the Principal Registrar must notify the following persons in writing of the registration and the prescribed details of the registered order: (a) the Commissioner of Police; (b) each person protected by the order; (c) each of the relevant public sector agencies.