Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417:reg:3:p72
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 3 (pt 72/100)
Character Range: 291783–294384

child in relation to whom the order is sought.
 (4) Each party must also advise the court, apart from any allegation made in the proceeding:
 (a) whether the party considers that the child concerned has been, or is at risk of being, subjected or exposed to abuse, neglect or family violence; and
 (b) whether the party considers that the party, or another party to the proceedings, has been, or is at risk of being, subjected to family violence.
 (5) If an allegation referred to in subrule (3) has been made, or a party advises the court of any concerns referred to in subrule (4), the parties must explain to the court how the proposed parenting order attempts to deal with the allegation or concern.
 (6) The parties may comply with subrules (3) to (5):
 (a) if a draft parenting order is lodged or is tendered to a judicial officer during a court event—by attaching to the draft parenting order the approved form for the purposes of this paragraph signed by each party or the party's legal representative; or
 (b) if the application is made orally during a court event—by each party or the party's legal representative advising the court of the required matters orally; or
 (c) if the application is made by an Application for Consent Orders—by each party or the party's legal representative advising the court of the required matters in the Application for Consent Orders; or
 (d) if the application for the parenting order is to be considered in chambers—by each party attaching to the draft parenting order the approved form for the purposes of this paragraph signed by each party or the party's legal representative.

10.06  Notice to superannuation trustee
 (1) This rule applies in a property proceeding if a party intends to apply for a consent order that is expressed to bind the trustee of an eligible superannuation plan.
 (2) The party must, not less than 28 days before lodging the draft consent order or filing the Application for Consent Orders, notify the trustee of the eligible superannuation plan in writing of the following:
 (a) the terms of the order that will be sought to bind the trustee;
 (b) the next court event (if any);
 (c) that the parties intend to apply for the order sought if no objection to the order is received from the trustee within the time referred to in subrule (3);
 (d) that, if the trustee objects to the order sought, the trustee must give the parties written notice of the objection within the time referred to in subrule (3).
 (3) If the trustee does not object to the order sought within 28 days after receiving notice under subrule (2), the party