If:
(a) a person subpoenaed does not comply with a subpoena; and
(b) the court is satisfied that the person subpoenaed was served with the subpoena and given conduct money in compliance with rule 6.31;
the court may issue a warrant for the person's arrest and order the person to pay any costs caused by the non-compliance.
Note 1: A person who does not comply with a subpoena may be guilty of contempt (see section 112AP of the Family Law Act).
Note 2: A person does not need to comply with a subpoena if it was not served in compliance with rule 6.30 or the person serving the subpoena did not give the person subpoenaed conduct money in compliance with rule 6.31.