prescribed for the purposes of this definition; corresponding interstate order means an order that— s. 4 made 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 under a corresponding law; and corresponds to a order; counselling order means an order under section 129 or 130; court means— Magistrates' or the application is dealt with in the Children's Court, that court;
(3) For the purposes of this Act, an interim is an order— under section 53, including an order made under section 53 as varied under section 100; and under section 101 that varies a family violence intervention order. __________________ Division 1—Holding powers 12 Definitions s. 12 In this Division— directed person means a person who is given a direction under section 14; police gaol has the meaning given in the Corrections Act 1986. 13 Criteria for exercise of powers A police officer may exercise a power under this Division in relation to a person only if— police officer intends to make an application for one of the following against the person— family violence intervention (ii) an order varying a family violence intervention order; (iii) a family violence safety notice; and
evidence of the offence named or described in the warrant; or (ii) any firearms, firearms authority, ammunition or weapon as specified in the warrant. (3) In addition to any other requirement, a search warrant issued under this section must state— the grounds for seeking the warrant are the grounds referred to in subsection (1)(b)(i), the offence suspected; and S. 160(3)(b) amended by No. 77/2013 s. 29(2). the grounds for seeking the warrant are the grounds referred to in subsection (1)(b)(ii) or (1A), the reason it is necessary to search for the firearm, firearms authority, ammunition or a weapon in the person's possession; and premises or vehicle to be searched; and description of the evidence or firearm, firearms authority, ammunition or a weapon to be searched for; and conditions to which the warrant is subject; and (f) whether entry is authorised to be at any time or during stated hours; and day, not later than 7 days after the issue of the warrant, on which the warrant ceases to have effect.
forfeiture after a proceeding for an offence under this Act or another Act; or paragraph (a) does not apply and the period during which, under section 47A(2) of the Firearms Act 1996, the person may make an application under section 189 of that Act has ended or the application has been refused, forfeited to the Crown or disposed of in accordance with directions in the order or, if there are no such directions, forfeited to the Crown or disposed of under the Firearms Act 1996. S. 164(2) amended by Nos 55/2009 s. 11(2), 77/2013 s. 30(2)(a). (2) If a person's weapon is surrendered section 158 or seized under section 160 or 163 and a final order or a corresponding interstate order has been or is made against the person, the weapon must be— to the if— person is declared, the Firearms Act 1996, not to be a prohibited person; and (ii) the weapon is not required as evidence in further proceedings under this Act or another Act or is not subject to forfeiture after a proceeding for an offence under this Act or another Act; or s. 164 S. 164(2)(b) amended by No. 77/2013 s. 30(2)(b).