The Protection Agaimt Domestic Violence Bill, 2013 861 ~~~~~~~~- (d) direct the respondent to do or omit to do any act or thing which the court considers necessary or desirable for the well-being of the applicant or a dependant of the applicant. (6) Except so far as the exercise by the respondent of a right to occupy the shared residence, or to enter the alternative residence, may be suspended restricted, prohibited or restrained, by virtue of an order under subsection (3) (a) or (b }, a protection order shall not affect any title or interest that the respondent or any other person might have in the said premises. (7) The court shall not make an order excluding the respondent from the whole of a shared residence that is solely or jointly owned or leased by the respondent unless it is satisfied that there is no other way to secure the personal safety of any protected person for the time being, and such order, where made, shall , in the case where the shared residence is jointly owned or leased by the parties, be - (a) revoked if a suitable alternative residence is found for the protected person or persons; or (b) revoked or modified upon the court being otherwise satisfied that it is no longer necessary for securing the personal safety of the protected person or persons. "modified" means (8) In subsection (7) (b), modifying an order excluding the respondent from the whole of the shared residence into an order excluding him from such part of the shared residence as is specified in the order. (9) Where, pursuant to a direction made under section 20, a protection order applies against a co-respondent, the prov1s1ons of this section shall, with necessary modifications, apply in respect of the co-respondent. 22. (l) The contents of a protection order specified in section 21 (2) in this section referred to as "the noncontact condition" shall have effect except where the Fi1rther provisions relating to prohibitions of contact.