15. For rules 10.12 and 10.13 substitute—
10.12. At the time when the order is drawn up, the court officer will—
(a)where the order made is (or includes) a non-molestation order; or
(b)where the order made is an occupation order and the court so directs,
issue a copy of the order, endorsed with or incorporating a notice as to the consequences of disobedience, for service in accordance with rule 10.6.
(For enforcement of an order by way of committal see Part 37 (rule 37.9 concerns the requirement for a judgment or order to do or not to do an act to contain a penal notice if it is to be enforceable by way of committal).)
10.13. Chapter 2 of Part 37 applies with the necessary modifications where an application is made to commit a person for breach of an undertaking.
(For enforcement of an undertaking by way of committal see rule 37.4(4).)”.