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11.12.—(1) This rule applies where the court makes a forced marriage protection order consisting of or including a relevant provision (which has the meaning given in rule 11.11).
(2) The following documents must be delivered to the officer for the time being in charge of any police station for the address of the person being protected by the order or of such other police station as the court may specify—
(a)the power of arrest form; and
(b)a statement showing that the respondents and any persons directed by the court to be served with the order have been so served or informed of its terms (whether by being present when the order was made or by telephone or otherwise).
(3) The documents referred to in paragraph (2) must be delivered by—
(a)the applicant, if the applicant is responsible for serving the order in accordance with rule 11.7(3); or
(b)the court officer, if the court is responsible for serving the order in accordance with rule 11.7(4) or a direction given under rule 11.8(3).
(4) Where an order is made varying, extending or discharging any of the relevant provisions, the court officer must—
(a)immediately inform the officer who received a copy of the power of arrest form under paragraph (2) and, if the address of the person who is the subject of the proceedings has changed, the officer for the time being in charge of the police station for the new address; and
(b)deliver a copy of the order, together with a copy of the order referred to in paragraph (1), to any officer so informed.
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