With respect to
the protection order under section 183, normally if a person requires such an order outside of the family context, the usual approach is to go to the police.
Not exact matches
evidence described in paragraph 7 of Schedule 1 where the application for a domestic violence
protection order has been made
under section 27 of the Crime and Security Act 2010
The other
order was
under section 183, which is a
protection order, the Family Law Act equivalent of a restraining
order.
If a victim with a
protection order granting exclusive possession of the residential premises is not a tenant and does not choose to assume the responsibilities of the tenant
under section 9 (3) of the PAVFA, then the perpetrator will still have all of the responsibilities of a tenant, even though out of possession.
With an EPO or QBPO, it would seem that the perpetrator remains a tenant if the PAFVA and the RTA are read together — unless the victim with the
protection order granting exclusive possession of the residential premises is not a tenant and chooses to assume the responsibilities of the tenant
under section 9 (3) of the PAVFA.
They provide for applications to be made for adult
protection and support
orders under section 127 of the Social Services and Well - being (Wales) Act 2014 (the Act).
(a) Whether to make a Public Spaces
Protection Order (
under Section 59) and if so what it should include,
(3) A person does not commit an offence
under this
section by failing to comply with a prohibition or requirement that the local authority did not have power to include in the public spaces
protection order.
The Governor in Council may make
orders for altering, revoking or varying any
order in council made
under this Act, but any
order made
under this
section does not affect prejudicially any rights or interests acquired or accrued at the date when the
order comes into operation, and shall provide for the
protection of those rights and interests.
(b) Whether to extend the period for which a Public Spaces
Protection Order has effect (
under Section 60) and if so for how long,
In relation to the making of an Emergency
Protection Order (EPO)
under the Bill,
section 62 currently requires information to be supplied separately from the originating application, leaving the process open to the involvement of non-applicant parties and consequential conflict and litigation.
Section 76 reports (supervision orders) Where a care application is made in respect of a child or young person, the Court may place the child under the supervision of the Director General (under section 76 (1) of the Children and Young Persons (Care and Protection) Act
Section 76 reports (supervision
orders) Where a care application is made in respect of a child or young person, the Court may place the child
under the supervision of the Director General (
under section 76 (1) of the Children and Young Persons (Care and Protection) Act
section 76 (1) of the Children and Young Persons (Care and
Protection) Act 1998).
A court may make a location
order under section 67M or a Commonwealth information
order under section 67N for the purposes of the Child
Protection Convention.
Where there are specific child
protection concerns resulting in action
under section 47 of the Children Act, careful consideration should be given to how closely the assessment processes across education, health and care can be integrated, in
order to ensure that the needs of vulnerable children are put first.