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Surrender warrant under section 23 for person on bail at time of surrender determination

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Form 13A Surrender warrant under section 23 for person on bail at time of surrender determination

Note:

See section 23 and regulation 3.

Commonwealth of Australia

Extradition Act 1988

To all police officers within the meaning of the Extradition Act 1988 (the Act)

*AND to a magistrate, eligible Judge (within the meaning of the Act) or court as referred to in paragraph 26(1)(ca) of the Act

AND to the person in whose custody (insert name of person) is held

AND to (insert name of escort officer or describe class or classes of persons who may be escort officers) (in this warrant called the escort).

GIVEN THAT:

(a)

I have determined, under subsection 22(2) of the Act, that (insert name of person) is to be surrendered to (insert name of country), an extradition country, in relation to the following qualifying extradition *offence/*offences:

(specify the relevant offence or offences); and

(b)

(insert name of person) has been released on bail on the following recognisances:

(specify recognisances);

I, , Attorney‑General of the Commonwealth of Australia, under section 23 of the Act:

(c)

authorise any police officer to take (insert name of person) into custody to appear before a magistrate, eligible Judge or court as referred to in paragraph 26(1)(ca) of the Act to be dealt with according to law; and

(d)

direct you, the abovementioned magistrate, eligible Judge or court to order, under subsection 26(2A) of the Act:

(i)

the discharge of the recognisances on which bail was granted to (insert name of person); and

(ii)

that (insert name of person) be committed to prison to await surrender under the warrant; and

(e)

require you, the person in whose custody (insert name of person in custody) is held, to release *him/*her into the custody of any police officer; and

(f)

authorise any police officer to transport (insert name of person) in custody, and if necessary or convenient, to detain *him/*her in custody, for the purpose of enabling *him/*her to be placed in the custody of the escort and transported out of Australia; and

(g)

authorise the escort to transport (insert name of person) in custody out of Australia to a place in (insert name of country) for the purpose of surrendering *him/*her to a person appointed by that country to receive *him/*her.

*Omit if not applicable.

Dated

Attorney‑General

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