Entry into arrangements with courts of other States and Territories
42 Entry into arrangements with courts of other States and Territories
A court (a NSW court) may make an arrangement with a court of another State that enables the court of the other State to exercise 1 or more of the following functions of the NSW court, including ancillary functions, under the Act on behalf of the NSW court—
accepting a character acknowledgment,
entering into a bail security agreement,
accepting money or security deposited under a bail condition.
Anything done by, or in relation to, a court of another State under an arrangement is to be treated as if it were done by or in relation to the NSW court on whose behalf the relevant function was exercised.
For the purposes of the Act, section 95(2)(f), an appropriate officer includes an officer of a court of another State exercising a function referred to in subsection (1) in accordance with an arrangement referred to in the subsection.
In this section—
State includes a Territory.
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