(ii) the respondent for the spending time with or communicating with the child. Note If there is a Family Law Act order in existence, section 68R of the Family Law Act may allow the court to revive, vary, discharge or suspend that order. (2) The court may refuse to vary or revoke the family violence intervention order, or may vary the order in a way that differs from the variation sought in the application, if the court is satisfied, on the balance of probabilities, that it is necessary to do so to ensure the safety of another person protected by the order. 103 Continuing protection of protected person who is a child s. 103 If a person referred to in section 102(1)(a) is a and has a continuing need for protection from family violence being committed by the respondent and that need is not substantially the same as that of the other protected person for whom the variation or revocation is being sought, the court may, on its own initiative— a new family violence intervention under section 74 for the child as a protected person; and the order to which the application under section 100 relates as the court considers necessary.
(ii) the respondent for the spending time with or communicating with the child. Note If there is a Family Law Act order in existence, section 68R of the Family Law Act may allow the court to revive, vary, discharge or suspend that order. (2) The court may refuse to vary or revoke the family violence intervention order, or may vary the order in a way that differs from the variation sought in the application, if the court is satisfied, on the balance of probabilities, that it is necessary to do so to ensure the safety of another person protected by the order. 103 Continuing protection of protected person who is a child s. 103 If a person referred to in section 102(1)(a) is a and has a continuing need for protection from family violence being committed by the respondent and that need is not substantially the same as that of the other protected person for whom the variation or revocation is being sought, the court may, on its own initiative— a new family violence intervention under section 74 for the child as a protected person; and the order to which the application under section 100 relates as the court considers necessary.
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