Mulroney and Simons

In the matter of *Mulroney and Simons*, heard by Judge Dunkley, the dispute concerned the implementation of specific provisions within Terms of Settlement that had been made into court orders on 24 October 2014. These provisions related to the arrangements for the delivery and return of a child, X, between the mother and the father.

The court was required to determine the precise locations and timings for the handover of the child X to the father and the subsequent return of X to the mother, as stipulated in paragraphs 7.11, 7.14, and 7.15(ii) to (iv) of the agreed Terms of Settlement. The orders sought to clarify and enforce these handover arrangements to ensure they were practically achievable and aligned with the parties' agreement.

Judge Dunkley made orders to facilitate the execution of the Terms of Settlement. Specifically, the mother was directed to deliver X to the father at the commencement of certain periods at the residence where X would be staying, and the father was to return X to the mother at (omitted) Bakery at the conclusion of those periods. Further orders specified that the mother would deliver X to the father at McDonald's (omitted) at the beginning of other periods, with the father returning X to the mother at the (omitted) Bakery at the end of those periods.