The Protection Against Domestic Violence Bill, 2013 (a) a party to the proceedings in which the order was (b) if the victim was not a party to the proceedings, the victim ; (c) if the victim is a child and the application was through a person referred to in section 11 (2), that person; or (d) an applicant's representative may, with the leave of the court, apply for a revocation, variation or extension of the protection order without the consent of the applicant and the court in determining whether or not to grant leave, shall have regard to the provisions of section 11 (4). (3) An applicant's representative shall not under any circumstances make an application for a revocation, variation or extension of a protection order that may prejudice the applicant. (4) In any case where the person making the application is not a police ·officer, the head of unit at the lowest point of decentralization the victim, a children's officer, applicant's representative, or the respondent, the application may only be made with the written consent of the victim, or if the victim is a child, illiterate, or suffering from any disability and the application is made through a person referred to under section 12(2), that person. (5) The person making the application shall cause a copy of the application to be served personally(a) on each other party to the proceeding under which the original order was made; (b) if the victim was not a party to those proceedings and is not the person making the application, on the victim; and (c) if the victim is a child. and the application was rnade through a person referred to under section 11 (2), on that person. 869