Information about review or variation of decision to be given to accused person—the Act, ss 33(4)(d) and 34(1)(b)
5 Information about review or variation of decision to be given to accused person—the Act, ss 33(4)(d) and 34(1)(b)
For the purposes of the Act, sections 33(4)(d) and 34(1)(b), the information to be included in a bail acknowledgment or given to the accused person is as follows—
an explanation of the meaning of “bail decision”,
information specifying the courts or persons that may make bail decisions, including the circumstances in which a decision of the Supreme Court may be varied by another court or person,
information specifying the bail applications that may be made and the persons who may make a bail application,
information about the special powers of courts to review bail conditions under the Act, section 55 if a person granted bail remains in custody because a bail condition has not been complied with,
information about the special powers of authorised justices to vary reporting conditions, residence conditions, association conditions and curfew conditions under the Act, section 52,
details of the way in which an accused person may make a bail application,
information to the effect that a court to which a bail application is made may confirm or vary the decision or give a new decision.
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