Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024L01638:reg:72:p2
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024L01638
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 72 (pt 2/2)
Character Range: 94569–95889

the court in accordance with subsection (3), is sufficient evidence to enable a concurrent registration to be made.

Enforcement
 (7) An overseas child order registered in accordance with this section is enforceable throughout Australia until the registration (including a concurrent registration) has been cancelled.
Note: See also section 70H of the Act.
 (8) If a court (the Australian court) exercising jurisdiction as permitted by section 70J of the Act substantially varies the order registered under this section, the relevant Registrar of the Australian court must send to the court, or appropriate authority, in the prescribed overseas jurisdiction:
 (a) 3 certified copies of the order of the Australian court and the reasons for the order; and
 (b) such further material as the Australian court directs.

Interpretation
 (9) This section does not prevent a court that has jurisdiction under the family law from receiving evidence of an order made in an overseas jurisdiction (whether or not the jurisdiction is a prescribed overseas jurisdiction), being an order that:
 (a) deals with the person with whom a child is supposed to live, spend time or communicate; or
 (b) provides for a person to have custody of, or access to, a child.

Subdivision C—Transmission of Australian orders to overseas jurisdictions