Bail Regulation 1992

This regulation is the Bail Regulation 1992.

A notice must be given to the accused person.

A notice may be given—

by giving it to the accused person personally; or

by sending it by registered post, addressed to the accused person, to a home or business address of the person; or

by emailing it to an email address of the accused person; or

by leaving it, addressed to the accused person, at a home or business address of the person with someone who appears to be at least 16 years old and to live or be employed at the address.

For subsection (2), a home or business address or email address for an accused person may be given to the court by—

the accused person; or

a lawyer who represents, or has represented, the accused person in the proceeding.

A request under the Act, section 38 for the review of a decision relating to bail for an accused person may be made—

by the accused person or a representative of the accused person; and

either orally or in writing.

An accused person may not make more than 1 application under the Act, section 38 for the review of a decision relating to bail on the same grounds.

An accused person may not apply under the Act, section 38 for the review of a decision relating to bail if the conducting of the review would prevent the accused person from attending court as required in relation to an offence with which he or she has been charged.