Interim order may apply to more than one affected family member

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An interim order may be made for more than one affected family member if—

(a)

the court is satisfied under section 53(1)(a) in relation to each of the affected family members; or

(b)

all the parties to the proceeding have given consent, or are not opposed to the making of the order, in accordance with section 53(1)(b); or

(c)

a family violence safety notice has been issued for each of the affected family members and the court is satisfied under section 53(1)(c) in relation to each of the family members.

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56 Interim order may apply to more than one affected family member