854 The Protection Against Domestic Violence Bill, 2013 (b) the victim consents to being represented; (c) the appqintment of the representative is in the best interest of the victim; (d) the representative accepts his appointment inwriting; and . (e) there is no conflict of interest between the victim and the representative. Application without notice for protection order. 14. (l) An interim-,Erotection order may be made on an application without notice and outside ordinary court hours or on a day which is not an ordinary court day, if the court is satisfied that delay would be caused by proceedings on notice or might entailj a) a risk of harm; or (b) undue hardship to the applicant or child of the apl>licant' s family. (2) Without limiting the matters to which the court may have regard when determining whether to grant a protection order on an application without notice, the court shall have regard to(a) the perception of the applicant or a child of the applicant's family , of the nature and seriousness of the respondent's behaviour; and (b) the effects ·of that behaviour on the applicant or a child of the applicant's family. (3) An interim order may, where appropriate, contain any direction, prohibition or award which may be contained in a ·protection order issued under section 21. (4) Whenever a court issues an interim protection order, the court shall issue a summons to appear in respect of the respondent which shall be attached to the order, and; if the respondent fails to appear, the court shall, subject to. section 23(3), issue a warrant for the arrest of the respondent. (5) Where an application is made under this section and the court is satisfied prima facie that the respondent