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Part 3Family violence orders
Division 3.1Matters to be considered when making family violence orders

15 Family Law Act order

(1)

In deciding whether to make a family violence order, a court must enquire whether a Family Law Act order applies to—

(a)

any child of the affected person and respondent; or

(b)

any other child that is an affected person.

Note 1 A family violence order means a protection order or an after-hours order (see dict).

Note 2 The Family Law Act 1975 (Cwlth), s 68R gives a Territory court, in a proceeding for a family violence order, jurisdiction under certain circumstances to revive, vary, discharge or suspend a Family Law Act order.

(2)

In this section:

Family Law Act order—

(a)

means a parenting order, recovery order, injunction, undertaking, parenting plan or recognisance mentioned in the Family Law Act 1975 (Cwlth), section 68R; and

(b)

includes any proceeding for a parenting order, recovery order, injunction, undertaking, parenting plan or recognisance.

Division 3.2 Applications for protection orders

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