(2) Despite subsection (1), a direction under this Division ends and, if a directed person is detained under this Division, authorisation for the detention ends— a family violence intervention order is made or a family violence safety notice is issued in respect of the directed person—at the time the order or notice is served on the directed person; or a warrant is issued under section 50 to arrest the directed person—at the time the directed person is arrested under the warrant; or a police officer decides not to make an application, or withdraws an application, for a family violence intervention order or family violence safety notice against the directed person—at the time of the decision or withdrawal. s. 18 (3) If, despite a family violence intervention or a family violence safety notice being served on a directed person, a police officer believes on reasonable grounds that it is necessary for the direction (and, if applicable, detention) to continue to enable further measures to be taken for the protection of the affected family member, the direction continues in force and detention (if applicable) is authorised until those measures have been taken or the period referred to in subsection (1) expires, whichever occurs first. Note
(2) Despite subsection (1), a direction under this Division ends and, if a directed person is detained under this Division, authorisation for the detention ends— a family violence intervention order is made or a family violence safety notice is issued in respect of the directed person—at the time the order or notice is served on the directed person; or a warrant is issued under section 50 to arrest the directed person—at the time the directed person is arrested under the warrant; or a police officer decides not to make an application, or withdraws an application, for a family violence intervention order or family violence safety notice against the directed person—at the time of the decision or withdrawal. s. 18 (3) If, despite a family violence intervention or a family violence safety notice being served on a directed person, a police officer believes on reasonable grounds that it is necessary for the direction (and, if applicable, detention) to continue to enable further measures to be taken for the protection of the affected family member, the direction continues in force and detention (if applicable) is authorised until those measures have been taken or the period referred to in subsection (1) expires, whichever occurs first. Note