protected person means a person who is protected by a personal safety intervention order; publish means— in any newspaper; or by means of television, radio or the Internet; registrar s. 4 relation to the Magistrates' Court, the principal registrar of the Court, a registrar of the Court or a deputy registrar of the Court; or relation to the Children's Court, the principal registrar of the Court, a registrar of the Court or a deputy registrar of the Court; or relation to the County a registrar of the Court or a deputy registrar of the Court; or relation to the Supreme Court, the prothonotary of the Court or a deputy prothonotary of the Court; relevant decision, for Subdivision 1 of Division 11 of Part 3, has the meaning set out in section 91; respondent a person against whom— application for a personal safety intervention order has been made; or
personal safety intervention order has been made; safety safety from physical or mental harm; school means a registered school within the meaning of the Education and Training Reform Act 2006; Secretary means the Secretary to the Department of Justice; serious threat has the meaning given in section 9; sexual assault has the meaning given in section 6(2); s. 4 stalking has the meaning given in section 10; student means a person who is currently enrolled as a student at a school; weapon an article that is— prohibited weapon under the Control of Weapons Act 1990; or controlled weapon paragraph (b) of the definition of controlled weapon in section 3(1) of the Control of Weapons Act 1990; weapons approval means an approval under section 8C of the Control of Weapons Act 1990;
subjected to prohibited behaviour or stalking by the respondent for the personal safety intervention order. (2) The may refuse to vary or revoke the personal safety intervention order, or may vary the order in a way that differs from the variation sought in the application, if the court is satisfied, on the balance of probabilities, that it is necessary to do so to ensure the safety of another person protected by the order. Subdivision 2—Extension of final order 83 of court to extend final order (1) The court may order the extension of a final order on an application under this Division. (2) The court may order the extension of a final order if the court is satisfied, on the balance of probabilities, that if the order is not extended the respondent is likely to commit prohibited behaviour or stalking against the protected person. (3) Subsection (2) applies whether or not the respondent has— prohibited behaviour or stalking against the protected person while the final order was in force; or with the while it has been in force. 84 Interim extension order
day, not than 7 days after the issue of the warrant, on which the warrant ceases to have effect. (4) A search warrant must be issued in accordance with the Magistrates' Act 1989 and in the prescribed form under that Act. (5) The to be observed with respect to search warrants set out by or under the Magistrates' Court Act 1989 extend and apply to warrants under this section. 118 Announcement before s. 118 (1) Before executing a search warrant, the police officer named in the warrant or person assisting must— that he or she is authorised by warrant to enter the premises or the vehicle located in a public place, as the case requires; and any person at the premises or on or in the vehicle an opportunity to allow entry to the premises or the vehicle. (2) The police officer or a person assisting the police officer need not comply with subsection (1) if the police officer or assistant believes, on reasonable grounds, that immediate entry to the premises or vehicle is required to ensure— safety of any person; or
144 Determination made on application to revoke existing interim family violence intervention order If the court has made a determination under section 136(2)(b) at a hearing or a mention date for an application to revoke an interim family violence intervention order, the court— (a) must revoke the interim family violence intervention order; and make an interim personal safety intervention order if there are grounds for making the order under section 35, having regard to the application for revocation of the interim family violence intervention order. 145 Determination made when hearing application for final family violence intervention order (1) This section applies if, during a hearing of an application for a final family violence intervention order, the court makes a determination under section 136(2)(b). (2) On making the determination, the court— there is an existing interim family violence intervention order— revoke the interim family violence intervention order; and (ii) may make an interim personal safety intervention order if there are grounds