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Regulation (EU) No 606/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 12 June 2013 on mutual recognition of protection measures in civil matters

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Article 3E+W+N.I.Definitions

For the purposes of this Regulation, the following definitions shall apply:

(1)

‘protection measure’ means any decision, whatever it may be called, ordered by the issuing authority of [F1a participating Member State] in accordance with its national law and imposing one or more of the following obligations on the person causing the risk with a view to protecting another person, when the latter person’s physical or psychological integrity may be at risk:

(a)

a prohibition or regulation on entering the place where the protected person resides, works, or regularly visits or stays;

(b)

a prohibition or regulation of contact, in any form, with the protected person, including by telephone, electronic or ordinary mail, fax or any other means;

(c)

a prohibition or regulation on approaching the protected person closer than a prescribed distance;

(2)

‘protected person’ means a natural person who is the object of the protection afforded by a protection measure;

(3)

‘person causing the risk’ means a natural person on whom one or more of the obligations referred to in point (1) have been imposed;

(4)

‘issuing authority’ means any judicial authority, or any other authority designated by [F2a participating Member State] as having competence in the matters falling within the scope of [F3the MRP Regulation], provided that such other authority offers guarantees to the parties with regard to impartiality, and that its decisions in relation to the protection measure may, under the law of [F4the participating Member State] in which it operates, be made subject to review by a judicial authority and have similar force and effects to those of a decision of a judicial authority on the same matter;

(5)

[F5participating Member State” means a Member State other than Denmark;

(5A)

MRP Regulation” means Regulation (EU) 606/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 12 June 2013 on mutual recognition of protection measures in civil matters as it has effect in EU law;

(5B)

the competent court”, in relation to the recognition or enforcement of a protection measure—

(a)

in England and Wales, means the family court, the county court or the High Court;

(b)

in Northern Ireland, means a county court or the High Court;]

(6)

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E1This version of this provision extends to England and Wales and Northern Ireland only; a separate version has been created for Scotland only

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Article 3SDefinitions

For the purposes of this Regulation, the following definitions shall apply:

(1)

‘protection measure’ means any decision, whatever it may be called, ordered by the issuing authority of [F7a participating Member State] in accordance with its national law and imposing one or more of the following obligations on the person causing the risk with a view to protecting another person, when the latter person’s physical or psychological integrity may be at risk:

(a)

a prohibition or regulation on entering the place where the protected person resides, works, or regularly visits or stays;

(b)

a prohibition or regulation of contact, in any form, with the protected person, including by telephone, electronic or ordinary mail, fax or any other means;

(c)

a prohibition or regulation on approaching the protected person closer than a prescribed distance;

(2)

‘protected person’ means a natural person who is the object of the protection afforded by a protection measure;

(3)

‘person causing the risk’ means a natural person on whom one or more of the obligations referred to in point (1) have been imposed;

(4)

‘issuing authority’ means any judicial authority, or any other authority designated by a [F8participating] Member State as having competence in the matters falling within the scope of [F9the MRP Regulation], provided that such other authority offers guarantees to the parties with regard to impartiality, and that its decisions in relation to the protection measure may, under the law of the [F8participating] Member State in which it operates, be made subject to review by a judicial authority and have similar force and effects to those of a decision of a judicial authority on the same matter;

(5)

[F10participating Member State” means a Member State other than Denmark;

(5A)

MRP Regulation” means Regulation (EU) 606/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 12 June 2013 on mutual recognition of protection measures in civil matters as it has effect in EU law;

(5B)

the competent court”, in relation to the recognition and enforcement of a protection measure means—

(a)

the Court of Session, or

(b)

the sheriff court.]

(6)

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