Bail Act 2013

Bail conditions are to be imposed only if the bail authority is satisfied, after assessing bail concerns under this Division, that there are identified bail concerns.

A bail authority may impose a bail condition only if the bail authority is satisfied that—

the bail condition is reasonably necessary to address a bail concern, and

the bail condition is reasonable and proportionate to the offence for which bail is granted, and

the bail condition is appropriate to the bail concern in relation to which it is imposed, and

the bail condition is no more onerous than necessary to address the bail concern in relation to which it is imposed, and

it is reasonably practicable for the accused person to comply with the bail condition, and

there are reasonable grounds to believe that the condition is likely to be complied with by the accused person.

This section does not limit a power of a court to impose enforcement conditions.