Duration of control order or interim control order
22B Duration of control order or interim control order
A control order or interim control order takes effect—
if the respondent or a legal representative of the respondent is present when the order is made—on the making of the order; or
otherwise—when the Commissioner serves the order on the respondent.
Service under subsection (1)(b) must be by personal service.
Subject to section 22H, a control order remains in force—
for the period of time (if any) specified in the order;
or
until the order is revoked in accordance with section 22C, (whichever occurs first).
Subject to sections 22D and
22H, an interim control order remains in force for the period specified in the order and any further period specified by the Court.
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