What is a suitability report?
17F What is a suitability report?
A suitability report is a report the Secretary causes to be prepared that—
is in respect of a particular accused; and
sets out the author's opinion on—
whether the accused is suitable to be electronically monitored on bail; and
whether there are adequate resources and equipment to enable the accused to be electronically monitored on bail; and
explains the basis for those opinions, including by identifying and describing the information that informed those opinions; and
includes the prescribed material (if any).
Nothing in this section prevents the inclusion of any other material in a suitability report.
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