The Protection Against Domestic Violence Bill, 2013 851 lead to the identification of, a person who assisted or disclosed information about domestic violence. (6) In any proceedings under this Act, the court may order that information that identifies, ·or might lead to the identification of a person who assisted or disclosed the information concerning any violence is removed or concealed from any documents to be produced or inspected in connection with the proceedings. (7) Subsections (5) and (6) shall not apply to the extent determined by the court to be necessary to ensure that justice is done. 10. ( l) A person who is or has been in a domestic relationship with another person may apply to the court for a protection order in respect of that other person. (2) Where the person who is eligible to apply for a protection order is a child, the application shall be made by a representative in accordance with section 11(2). (3) Where the person who is eligible to apply for a protection order is a person to whom section 12 applies, the application shall be made by an applicant's representative in accordance with that section. · (4) An applicant's representative may, with the leave of the court, with or without the consent of the applicant, make an application for a protection order or any other order the court considers fit to award. (5) An applicant's representative who makes an application under subsection (4) shall seek the leave of the court together with such other orders as the court deems fit to award in the circumstances. (6) Where the person who is eligible to apply for a protection order is not a child but is unable, in the circumstances specified in section 12(1) (b}, to make the application personally, an application may be made on that person's behalf by a representative appointed in accordance with section 13. Application for protection order.