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7. Where—
(a)a power of arrest has been attached to a non-molestation order under Part IV of the Family Law Act 1996 before the commencement of these Rules; and
(b)that power of arrest still has effect
the Family Proceedings Rules 1991 in force immediately before the commencement of these Rules shall apply—
(i)following any arrest made under the power of arrest attached to the non-molestation order; or
(ii)to any application for bail made under rule 3.10(1) if the arrest is made before these Rules come into force and the arrested person is being held on remand.
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