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CurrentProtection orders by consent
Part 2Workplace Protection Orders
10 Protection orders by consent
If, in proceedings for a workplace protection order, the defendant consents to the making of a workplace protection order or an interim workplace protection order, the Court may make the relevant order against the defendant—
(a)
without receiving any further submissions or evidence as to the grounds; and
(b)
whether or not any ground for making the order has been made out;
and
(c)
whether or not the court has considered any matters required to be taken into account under this Act before the making of the order.
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