Effect of recognition of corresponding protection orders (s. 108(2)(d))
24 Effect of recognition of corresponding protection orders (s. 108(2)(d))
A recognised order operates in Western Australia as if it were a child protection order made under Part 5 of the Act —
with the terms (including as to its duration) set out in the recognised order or applying to it under the law under which it was made; and
from the day on which the recognition of the recognised order was notified to the person who is subject to it,
and the provisions of the Act apply to the recognised order as if it were a child protection order.
Without limiting subregulation (1), for the purposes of applying Part 5 of the Act to a recognised order —
a reference in that Part to varying a child protection order is to be read as a reference to making an order varying the operation in Western Australia of the recognised order; and
a reference in that Part to revoking a child protection order is to be read as a reference to making an order revoking the recognition of the recognised order.
In proceedings for failing to comply, in Western Australia, with a recognised order, no proof is required of —
the making of the recognised order or a variation of it that operates under regulation 25; or
the service of such an order or variation on the person who is subject to the order.
[Regulation 24 inserted: Gazette 1 Jun 2007 p. 2527; amended: Gazette 8 Nov 2013 p. 4999.]
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