Subsection (c) [Me. cite subsection 3] is concerned with the temporary nature of the order when there exists a prior custody order that is entitled to be enforced under this Act or when a subsequent custody proceeding is filed in a State with jurisdiction under Sections 201-203 [Me. cite sections 1745 to 1747]. Subsection (c) [Me. cite subsection 3] allows the temporary order to remain in effect only so long as is necessary for the person who obtained the determination under this section to present a case and obtain an order from the State with jurisdiction under Sections 201-203 [Me. cite sections 1745 to 1747]. That time period must be specified in the order. If there is an existing order by a State with jurisdiction under Sections 201-203 [Me. cite sections 1745 to 1747], that order need not be reconfirmed. The temporary emergency determination would lapse by its own terms at the end of the specified period or when an order is obtained from the court with jurisdiction under Sections 202-203 [Me. cite sections 1746 and 1747]. The court with appropriate jurisdiction also may decide, under the provisions of 207 [Me. cite subsection 1751], that the court that entered the emergency order is in a better position to address the safety of the person who obtained the emergency order, or the child, and decline jurisdiction under Section 207 [Me. cite subsection 1751].

Any hearing in the State with jurisdiction under Sections 201- 203 [Me. cite sections 1745 to 1747] on the temporary emergency determination is subject to the provisions of Sections 111 and 112 [Me. cite sections 1741 and 1742]. These sections facilitate the presentation of testimony and evidence taken out of State. If there is a concern that the person obtaining the temporary emergency determination under this section would be in danger upon returning to the State with jurisdiction under Sections 201- 203 [Me. cite sections 1745 to 1747], these provisions should be used.

Subsection (d) [Me. cite subsection 4] requires communication between the court of the State that is exercising jurisdiction under this section and the court of another State that is exercising jurisdiction under Sections 201-203 [Me. cite sections 1745 to 1747]. The pleading rules of Section 209 [Me. cite section 1753] apply fully to determinations made under this section. Therefore, a person seeking a temporary emergency custody determination is required to inform the court pursuant to Section 209(d) [Me. cite section 1753, subsection 4] of any proceeding concerning the child that has been commenced elsewhere. The person commencing the custody proceeding under Sections 201-203 [Me. cite sections 1745 to 1747] is required