(1) A police protection notice continues in force until—
(a) if, upon the hearing of the application for the protection order, the court decides to make a domestic violence order—when the domestic violence order is served on the respondent or otherwise becomes enforceable under section 177;
(b) if the court adjourns the application for the protection order and does not make a domestic violence order—when the proceeding is adjourned;
(c) if the court dismisses the application for the protection order—when the application is dismissed.
(2) If a court makes a temporary protection order that includes the same conditions as a police protection notice, the temporary protection order is taken to have been served on the respondent when the temporary protection order is made.
(3) For subsection (2), in deciding whether a temporary protection order includes the same conditions as a police protection notice, a cool-down condition included in the police protection notice is not to be taken into account.