(1) An FVRO may be
made for the benefit of a child if the court is satisfied that —
(a) the
child has been exposed to family violence committed by or against a person
with whom the child is in a family relationship and the child is likely again
to be exposed to such violence; or
(b) the
applicant, the child or a person with whom the child is in a family
relationship has reasonable grounds to apprehend that the child will be
exposed to family violence committed by or against a person with whom the
child is in a family relationship.
(2) If the court is
satisfied in accordance with subsection (1), the court must make the order
unless there are special circumstances that would make the order
inappropriate.
(3) For the purposes
of subsection (2), special circumstances do not exist simply because the
applicant or respondent can apply, or has applied, for a particular family
order.
[Section 10E inserted: No. 49 of 2016 s. 14.]