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95 Explanation of orders
If a court proposes to make an order which has attached to it conditions to which a person is required to consent or which requires a person to give an undertaking, it must before making the order explain, or cause to be explained, to the person in language likely to be readily understood by him or her—
(a)the purpose and effect of the proposed order; and
(b)the consequences that may follow if he or she fails without reasonable excuse to comply with the proposed order; and
(c)the manner in which the proposed order may be varied.