Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417:reg:5:p4
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 5 (pt 4/53)
Character Range: 368282–370959

required to inform the court of a matter under subsection 70NBD(3) of the Family Law Act must do so by notice in accordance with subrule (2).
Note: Subsection 70NBD(3) of the Family Law Act requires the provider of a post‑separation parenting program to inform the court if:
(a) the provider considers that a person ordered to attend the program under subsection 70NBD(1) is unsuitable to attend the program, or to continue attending the program; or
(b) a person ordered to attend the program under subsection 70NBD(1) fails to attend the program, or a part of it.
 (2) The notice must:
 (a) be in writing and addressed to the Registry Manager of the filing registry; and
 (b) comply with rule 2.14.

11.73  Relisting for hearing
  If the Registry Manager receives a notice under subrule 11.72(1), a Judicial Registrar or the Registry Manager may list the proceeding for further orders under subsection 70NBD(4) of the Family Law Act.

Division 11.2.4—Location and recovery orders

11.74  Application of Division 11.2.4
  This Division applies to the following orders:
 (a) a location order;
 (b) a Commonwealth information order;
 (c) a recovery order.
Note: See sections 67J to 67Y of the Family Law Act.

11.75  Application for order under Division 11.2.4
  A person may apply for an order to which this Division applies:
 (a) if there is a current proceeding before the court—by filing an Application in a Proceeding supported by an affidavit; or
 (b) in any other case—by filing an Initiating Application (Family Law).
Note: For the requirements for making a Commonwealth information order, see subsection 67N(3) of the Family Law Act.

11.76  Fixing of hearing date
  The Registry Manager must fix a date for a hearing that is within 14 days after the application was filed, if practicable.

11.77  Service of recovery order
 (1) This rule applies to a person who is ordered or authorised by a recovery order to take the action referred to in paragraph 67Q(b), (c) or (d) of the Family Law Act.
 (2) If the person:
 (a) is ordered to find and recover a child; and
 (b) finds and recovers the child;
the person must serve the recovery order on the person from whom the child is recovered at the time the child is recovered.
 (3) For the enforcement of a recovery order:
 (a) the original recovery order is not necessary; and
 (b) a copy of the sealed recovery order is sufficient.

11.78  Application for directions for execution of recovery order
 (1) The following people may, by written request to the court, seek procedural orders in relation to a recovery order:
 (a) a party;
 (b) a person who is ordered or authorised by a recovery order to take the action referred