Intervention Orders (Prevention of Abuse) Act 2009
Subdiv 4Power to declare DVO to be recognised
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Subdivision 4—Power to declare DVO to be recognised 29ZCA Interpretation 29ZD Power to declare DVO to be recognised 29ZE Application for order 29ZF Declarations relating to general violence orders Part 4—Foreign intervention orders 30 Registration of foreign intervention orders Part 5—Offences and enforcement Division 1—Offences 31 Contravention of intervention order 31A Special provisions applying to review or appeal in relation to certain offences against section 31 32 Landlord not to allow access to excluded defendant 33 Publication of report about proceedings or orders Division 2—Special police powers 34 Powers facilitating service of intervention order 35 Powers following service of intervention order 36 Power to arrest and detain for contravention of intervention order 37 Power to search for weapons and articles required to be surrendered by intervention order Division 3—Disclosure of information 38 Disclosure to police of information relevant to locating defendant Part 6—Miscellaneous 39 Delegation by intervention program manager 40 Dealing with items surrendered under intervention order 41 Evidentiary provision 42 Regulations Schedule 1—Transitional provisions Part 15—Transitional provisions 37 Continuance of restraining orders 38 Continuance of registered foreign restraining orders 39 Validation of certain intervention orders in force before commencement of section 6 of Intervention Orders (Prevention of Abuse) (Miscellaneous) Amendment Act 2015 Legislative history
The Parliament of South Australia enacts as follows: