The Protection Against Domestic Violence Bill, 2013 857 (2) Subject to subsection (3), where the court makes a protection order, it may direct that the order also apply for the benefit of a particular person with whom the applicant has a domestic relationship. (3) No direction may be made pursuant to subsection (2) in respect of a person unless the court is satisfied that(a) the respondent is engaging. or has engaged, in behaviour that, if the respondent and the person were or. as the case may be, had been in a domestic relationship. would amount to domestic violence against the person: (b) the respondem·s behaviour towards the person is due. in whole or in part, to the applicant's domestic relationship with the person ; (c) the making of a direction under this section is necessary for the protection of the person; and (d) where practicable. the person consents to the direction being made. (4) Section 14 (2) and (5) shall apply, with the necessary modifications, in respect of an application for a direction pursuant to subsection (2). 19. ( 1) Subject to subsection (2), where the court makes a protection order against the respondent, the court may also direct that the order apply against a person who is inciting or encouraging. or has incited or encouraged, the respondent to engage in behaviour against a protected person, where that behaviour, if engaged in by respondent, would amount to domestic violence. (2) A direction may be made pursuant to subsection (I) whether the behaviour against a protected person was engaged in before or after the person became a protected person. (3) Section 14(2) to (5) shall apply, with the necessary modification, in respect of an application for a direction pursuant to subsection ( l ). Protection from cor~spo ndents .