(2) If the court makes an order under subsection (1), the court must cause a copy of the order to be posted on a door of, or in another conspicuous place at, the place at which the court is being held. (3) A person must not contravene an order made and posted under this section. 1000 penalty units or imprisonment for 3 months. 69 Alternative arrangements for proceeding s. 68 S. 69(1) amended by No. 42/2014 s. 117. (1) The court may direct that any of the following alternative arrangements be made for a proceeding in respect of a family violence intervention order or a litigation restraint order proceeding— the proceeding to be conducted from a place other than the courtroom by means of closed circuit television or other facilities that enable communication between that place and the courtroom; screens to remove the respondent from a party's or witness's direct line of vision; a person to be beside a or witness while the party or witness is giving evidence for the purpose of providing emotional support to the party or witness; legal practitioners to be seated during the proceeding;
(2) If the court makes an order under subsection (1), the court must cause a copy of the order to be posted on a door of, or in another conspicuous place at, the place at which the court is being held. (3) A person must not contravene an order made and posted under this section. 1000 penalty units or imprisonment for 3 months. 69 Alternative arrangements for proceeding s. 68 S. 69(1) amended by No. 42/2014 s. 117. (1) The court may direct that any of the following alternative arrangements be made for a proceeding in respect of a family violence intervention order or a litigation restraint order proceeding— the proceeding to be conducted from a place other than the courtroom by means of closed circuit television or other facilities that enable communication between that place and the courtroom; screens to remove the respondent from a party's or witness's direct line of vision; a person to be beside a or witness while the party or witness is giving evidence for the purpose of providing emotional support to the party or witness; legal practitioners to be seated during the proceeding;