(b) any person who is a relative of, or who
resides on the same property as, the child,
or may vary or revoke any
existing order that protects any of those persons.
(2) The Children's Court
may make, vary or revoke an order on the application of a party to the
care proceedings or on its own motion if the Court considers that the
circumstances justify making, varying or revoking the order.
(3) The
Children's Court is not to make or vary an order under this section that
protects a person if the Court is aware that the defendant is subject to
criminal proceedings before another court and those criminal proceedings arose
out of some or all of the circumstances that justify the making of the order.
(4) Before making, varying or revoking an order under this section, the
Children's Court is to notify the Commissioner of Police and the Secretary of
the Department of Family and Community Services and give the Commissioner and
Secretary standing to appear in the proceedings.
(5) Before varying or
revoking a police-initiated order under this section the Children's Court is
to notify the Commissioner of Police and give the Commissioner standing to
appear in the proceedings.
(6) Sections 48(3) and 72B do not apply to an
application made under subsection (2).