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CRIMES (FAMILY VIOLENCE) ACT 1987
No. 19 of 1987
Version incorporating amendments as at 5 October 2007
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
Section Page
PART 1-PRELIMINARY
1. Purpose
2. Commencement
3. Definitions
3A. Jurisdiction of Children's Court
PART 2-INTERVENTION ORDERS
Division 1-Intervention orders and interim intervention orders
4. Intervention orders
4A. Additional protection of children
5. Restrictions in order
6. Duration of order
6A. Supreme Court-limitation of jurisdiction
7. Complaints for intervention orders
7A. Police complainants and police prosecutors
8. Interim intervention orders made in the absence of defendant
Division 2-Holding powers
8AA. Definitions
8AB. Criteria for exercise of powers
8AC. Direction power
8AD. Detention power
8AE. Procedural requirements for person directed to a police station,
or person apprehended and detained
8AF. How long do holding powers last?
8AG. Extension of period
8AH. Telephone or fax application for extension order
8AI. Police to notify directed person when direction ceases
8AJ. No questioning during holding period
8AK. Court may hear directed person or aggrieved family member
PART 2A-COUNSELLING ORDERS
Division 1-Object and application of Part 8A. Object of Part 8B. Application of Part
Division 2-Orders to assess eligibility for and to attend counselling
8C. Order to assess eligibility for counselling
8D. Order to attend counselling
8E. Effect of appeal against intervention order
Division 3-Procedures relating to counselling orders
8F. Notice of hearings
8G. Approval of persons and of counselling
8H. Person giving report may be required to attend hearing
8I. Disputed report
8J. Explanation of counselling orders
8K. Variation or revocation of counselling orders
8L. Service of counselling orders, eligibility report etc.
8M. Substituted service
Division 4-Other matters
8N. Certificate of defendant's non-attendance
8O. Confidentiality of eligibility interview and report
8P. Confidentiality of counselling
8Q. Limited use of information by court
8R. Authorisation to collect health information
8S. Delegation
8T. Definition
PART 3-PROCEDURES RELATING TO INTERVENTION ORDERS
9. Warrant may issue on certain complaints
10. Complaint on oath if warrant to issue
11. Service of complaint
12. Procedure in the absence of the defendant
13. Procedure in third party complaints
13A. Rules of evidence not to apply in certain cases
14. Consent orders
14A. Repealed
15. Explanation of orders
16. Variation, revocation or extension of orders
16A. Additional protection of children in varying or revoking orders
17. Service of intervention orders
18. Repealed
18AA. Registration of interstate orders
18AAB. Registration of New Zealand orders
PART 4-MISCELLANEOUS
18AB. Entry and search of premises
18A. Seizure of firearms
19. Bail on appearance to summons or on arrest
20. Appeal by defendant
21. Appeal by complainant
21A. Affidavit evidence
21B. Restriction on evidence by and presence of children
21C. Costs
21D. Concurrent criminal proceedings
22. Breach of an order
23. Arrest for breach of an order
24. Restriction on reports of proceedings involving children
25. Intervention order prevails over order under Children, Youth and Families Act 2005.
25A. Relationship with Family Court contact orders
25AB. Validation of certain orders
25B. Supreme Court-limitation of jurisdiction
26. Regulations
27. Transitional
28. Repealed
29. Transitional provision-Children and Young Persons (Age Jurisdiction) Act 2004.
PART 5-Repealed
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ENDNOTES
1. General Information
2. Table of Amendments
3. Explanatory Details
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