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I'm just after some quick advice.

 

I'm aware of what the DVCV Act is and the rushed amendment to allow Bailiff right of access, which is yet to actually have any guidelines set for the particular amendment.

 

What I want to know, does the bailiff regulations out way the DVCV Act in terms of conditions IE: A warrant is not enforceable, whereby it is identified that a vulnerable person/s reside at the property.

 

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Sorry,

 

I am confused by your post. With regards to bailiffs the 'rushed' amendment that you are referring to is Section 4A which has been on the Statute books since around 2006. The Guidance that is available is referred to as to Forced Entry Protocol and I have published a copy on the forum.

 

Can you explain a bit more what it is that you want to know and I will try to respond. I assume that you are referring to 'vulnerability'?

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Sorry,

 

I am confused by your post. With regards to bailiffs the 'rushed' amendment that you are referring to is Section 4A which has been on the Statute books since around 2006. The Guidance that is available is referred to as to Forced Entry Protocol and I have published a copy on the forum.

 

Can you explain a bit more what it is that you want to know and I will try to respond. I assume that you are referring to 'vulnerability'?

Is it not true that the guidelines to Section 4A, are miss-interpreted by Enforcement agencies and effectively getting the DVCV Act wrong in terms of lawful entry?

 

As for what I'm trying to find out.

 

Under the National Standard for Enforcement May 2002 (Yes I'm aware it was amended in 2012), where a Vulnerable person/s are identified at the property that enforcement can not take place. I need to know if this is still the case when it comes to the DVCV Act?

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