FH10/11 PSO/PROTECTION ORDERS

Question 1

Difference between protection and police safety orders?

Answer 1

Protection order- Court issued

PSO - Police issued

Question 2

Who can apply for a Protection order

Answer 2

The victim
Representitive of person lacking capacity
Third party on behalf
Children with special conditions (16+ or otherwise approved by court)

Question 3

Parties involved in order

Answer 3

Applicant
Respondent
Associated respondent

Question 4

How to apply for a protection order?

Answer 4

Family court- both parties attend or without notice (lasts 3 months)

District Court - upon sentancing or after PSO

Question 5

Standard conditions of order?

Answer 5

Violence
Contact
Weapons

Question 6

Weapons conditions?

Answer 6

Not posses weapons
No firearms liscence
Must surrender liscence and weapons within 24hrs of notice being served

Question 7

Sections 79 and 80 FVA 2018

Answer 7

Grounds for a protection order

Question 8

Four principles of serving protection orders?

Answer 8

Safety of all parties
Risk information gathered
Advise respondent of asccountablity
Work collaboratively

Question 9

Section 18 search and serveillance Act

Answer 9

RGTS carrying firearms can enter and search any place or person.

Question 10

Power of arrest

Answer 10

Section 113 FVA 2018
Good cause to suspect
3 years imprisonment punishment

Question 11

What is a PSO

Answer 11

Police issues
Valid for up to 10 days
Mirrors conditions of protection order
Can also protect children 
Not an offence to breach 
Parenting order or contract agreement suspend for length of PSO

Question 12

How do you serve a PSO?

Answer 12

Power of detention for 2 hours to obtain authority
Use of forece
Search
Resists/fails to remain K9 Section 32(2)(b) FVA 2018

Question 13

What do you do if person cant be located to serve PSO?

Answer 13

Issue order and pass on file

48 hours to locate person or it lapses