/ Act Domestic Violence Act 2010 (e) award the temporary custody of any child or dependent of the perpetrator to any person or institution and regulate ri ghts of access by the perpetrator to the child or dependant; (f) direct the perpetrator to afford the victim or any child or dependent of the victim, access to their place of residence and use of the faci lities associated with it; (g) direct the perpetrator to do or omit to do any act or thin g which the comt considers necessary or desirable for the well being of the victim or any child or dependant of the victim. (2) The court may in issuing a protection order, where it considers it expedient to do so, issue an order to the perpetrator to vacate the mattimonial home or other home. (3) An order to vacate premises may only be issued by the cowt after consideration of a social report prepared by the social welfare officer. (4) A protection order shall remain in force until it is varied or revoked by a competent court. 14. Application for variation, revocation or discharge of orders. (l) A court may vary, revoke or discharge an interim protection order or a protection order on an app lication on notice by a complainant or respondent. (2) Where an application is made under this section for the variation , revocation or discharge of an interim protection order or protection order, the court shall fix a hearing date as soon as practical but not later than thitty days after the filing of the app lication, except where there are special circumstances. (3) Where the court is satisfied that good cause has been shown , it may vary, revoke or discharge any interim protection order or protection order or it may extend the order. (4) The court shall give notice to interested parties of any revocation , variation or extension granted under thi s section.