13. Expedited protection order

there is prima facie evidence that —

the respondent has contravened section 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7 in respect of the victim;

the contravention referred to in sub‑paragraph (i) is likely to continue, or the respondent is likely to commit a contravention of section 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7 in respect of the victim imminently; and

the contravention referred to in sub‑paragraph (ii), if continued or committed, is likely to have a substantial adverse effect on the victim or the victim’s day‑to‑day activities; and

it is just and equitable in all the circumstances for the protection order to be made on an expedited basis,the court may, subject to section 21(1), make an expedited protection order providing any thing that may be provided in an order under section 12(2).

the respondent has been convicted of an offence under section 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7, or an offence specified in the Schedule, in respect of the victim; or

the court is satisfied that there is prima facie evidence that the respondent has voluntarily caused hurt (within the meaning given by section 321 of the Penal Code 1871) to the victim.

there is prima facie evidence that —

the respondent’s alleged contravention involves an offending communication; and

the publication of the offending communication or any communication that is similar to the offending communication by any third party mentioned in that subsection is —

imminent or likely to continue; and

likely to have a substantial adverse effect on the victim or the victim’s day‑to‑day activities; and

it is just and equitable in the circumstances to make the protection order on an expedited basis.

there is prima facie evidence that —

the respondent’s alleged contravention involves an offending communication; and

the publication of the offending communication by the respondent or the third party mentioned in section 12(2F) is —

imminent or is likely to continue; and

likely to have a substantial adverse effect on the victim or the victim’s day‑to‑day activities; and

it is just and equitable in the circumstances to make the protection order on an expedited basis.

there is prima facie evidence that —

the respondent’s alleged contravention involves an offending communication; and

the publication of the offending communication by the respondent or the third party mentioned in section 12(2G) is —

imminent or is likely to continue; and

likely to have a substantial adverse effect on the victim or the victim’s day‑to‑day activities; and

it is just and equitable in the circumstances to make the protection order on an expedited basis.

when the order is served on the relevant party in such manner as may be prescribed;

where the court dispenses with the service of the order, when the service of the order on the relevant party is dispensed with by the court; or

at such later time as the court may specify.

when the application for a protection order mentioned in subsection (1) is determined or discontinued;

when the expedited protection order is suspended or cancelled.

the victim;

the relevant party; or

if the order requires an internet intermediary to disable access to a third party’s communication, or an administrator to stop the publication of a third party’s communication, that third party.