When making an order for substituted service, the Court may have regard to:

(a)

whether reasonable steps have been taken to serve the document; and

(b)

whether the person to be served could become aware of the existence and nature of the document by means of advertising or another means of communication that is reasonably available; and

(c)

the likely cost to the party serving the document, the means of that party and the nature of the proceedings; and

(d)

any other relevant matter.