(1)  If the Court makes an order transferring a proceeding under this Division, the Court may also make an interim order.

(2)  An interim order –

(a) may release the child or place the child into the custody of any person, subject to any conditions that the Court considers to be appropriate; and

(b) may give responsibility for the supervision of the child to the interstate officer in the participating State or any other person in that State to whom responsibility for the supervision of a child could be given under the child welfare law of that State; and

(c) remains in force for the period, not exceeding 30 days, specified in the order.

(3)  The Children's Court in the participating State may vary or revoke, or extend the period of, an interim order.