Thank you, Mr. Chairman. This provision does not prevent the court from dealing with an order that has already been made. It is just right now, the process is that there are provisional orders that are made in one jurisdiction that come into, for instance, our jurisdiction and the court then confirms them. This just means that if the court here has already received a provisional order, for instance, from Alberta, made before this act came into force, then it will actually be dealt with under this act as long as the respondent has not been served. If he has been served with it already, it will be dealt with under the old act as a provisional order.