made under a corresponding interstate law; and corresponds to a final order; corresponding law means a law of relating to the protection of persons from family or domestic violence that— corresponds to this Act; or prescribed for the purposes of this definition; corresponding order means an order that— made a corresponding law; and corresponds to a final order; counselling order means an order under section 129 or 130; court means— Magistrates' Court; or the application is being dealt with in the Children's Court, that court; domestic partner has the meaning set out in section 9; Deputy Chief Magistrate means the Deputy Chief Magistrate of the Magistrates' Court; economic abuse has the meaning set out in section 6;
(ii) in the case of a proceeding for a variation, revocation or extension of a order, section 100 or 106; and (b) whether or not the respondent admits to any or all of the particulars of the application. S. 78(2) substituted by No. 18/2010 s. 22(1). (2) However, if the respondent is a child the court may— a final order to which the parties consent or have not opposed only if the court is satisfied as to all relevant matters referred to in section 74 or 76; or the case of a proceeding for a variation, revocation or extension of a final order, make an order varying, revoking or extending the final order to which the parties consent or have not opposed only if the court is satisfied as to all relevant matters referred to in section 100 or 106. S. 78(3) amended by No. 18/2010 s. 22(2). (3) If the application for the family violence intervention order or for the variation, revocation or extension of the family violence intervention order was made with the consent of an affected family member's parent or guardian, that parent or guardian is taken to be a party for the purposes of consenting to or not opposing the making of the order . S. 78(4) amended by No. 18/2010 s. 22(3).
eligible to attend counselling approved by the Secretary under section 133, it must make an order requiring the respondent to attend the counselling, to be provided by a person or body specified in the order. S. 130(2) amended by No. 83/2012 s. 17. (2) However, a relevant court is not required to make the order if— is already in force an order under this section in respect of the respondent; or court is satisfied that— is no counselling approved by the Secretary under section 133 that it is reasonably practicable for the respondent to attend; or (ii) in all the circumstances of the case, it is not appropriate to make the order for any other reason. (3) An order under subsection (1) must— S. 130(3)(a) amended by No. 83/2012 s. 17. the time and place at which the initial counselling session is to be conducted but a relevant court may vary that time and place by the appropriate registrar for the court giving reasonable written notice to the respondent; and the person or body who is to provide the counselling to give reasonable written notice to the respondent of the time and
organisation for whom the carer provides the care to the client. S. 156A inserted by No. 77/2013 s. 25. 156A Definitions In this Part— interstate interim means an order that— made under a corresponding interstate law; and corresponds to an interim order; interstate order means— corresponding interstate or interstate interim order; interstate protection notice means a notice issued or order made under a corresponding interstate law by a police officer of that State or Territory to protect a person from family violence. 157 Entry and search of premises (1) A police officer may, without warrant, enter and search any premises where the officer on reasonable grounds believes a person to be if—
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