Bail Act 1982
7Rights following grant of bail
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7 Rights following grant of bail (1) When: (a) bail is granted to an accused person in respect of an offence; (b) the accused person enters into the bail undertaking; and
Bail Act 1982 10 (c) if a bail condition or bail conditions are imposed, it or they are entered into; the accused person is, subject to this Act, entitled: (d) to be released from custody and to remain at liberty in respect of the offence; or (e) to be released from the obligation to comply with a non-custodial order in respect of the offence; until the accused person is required to appear before a court in accordance with the bail undertaking. (2) Subsection (1) does not apply to an accused person while the accused person is also in custody or the subject of a non-custodial order for some other offence or reason in respect of which he is not entitled (whether under this Act or otherwise) to be at liberty or released.