-v(a) the Applicants may file and serve: (i) an affidavit which: (A) identifies the different Domain Name, IP Address or URL; and (B) states that, in the good faith belief of the deponent, the online location operated from the different Domain Name, IP Address or URL is a new location outside Australia for the Target Online Locations the subject of these Orders and brief reasons; and (ii) proposed short minutes of order to the effect that: (A) the definition of Target Online Locations in these orders is amended to include the different Domain Name, IP Address or URL; and (B) the time period in Order 2 of these Orders starts to run in relation to the different Domain Name, IP Address or URL upon service in accordance with Order 17(d) of the Orders as made. 14. These Orders are to operate for a period of 3 years from the date of these Orders. 15. Six months prior to the expiry of these Orders: (a) the Applicants may file and serve: (i) an affidavit which states that, in the good faith belief of the deponent, the Target Online Locations continue to have the primary purpose of infringing or facilitating the infringement of copyright; and (ii) short minutes of order extending the operation of these Orders for a further 3 year period; and (b) 16. the process contained in Order 17 shall apply. The affidavit referred to in Orders 13 and 15 is to be given by a deponent duly authorised to give evidence on behalf of the Applicants and may be given by their solicitor. 17. If an affidavit and short minutes of order are filed and served in accordance with Order 13 or 15: (a) within 7 business days, the Respondents must notify the Applicants and the Court if they object to the Orders being made in accordance with the short minutes of order served by the Applicants;