(b) must not be released from custody until that person signs a document referred to in paragraph (a) in the presence of an authorized person acknowledging the terms of the order and that the person admitted to bail is bound by those terms.
(3) [Section 7 Subsection (3) amended by No. 62 of 2000, Sched. 1, Applied:14 Nov 2000] It is a condition of an order for bail, except an order made under section 117A (2) of theJustices Act 1959 , that the person admitted to bail must, unless otherwise ordered by a judicial officer, appear and surrender to the order of the court at the time and place specified in the order and to which, during the course of the subsequent proceedings, the hearing may from time to time be adjourned or to which the person may be remanded.
(4) An order for bail may be made subject to such other conditions as the judicial officer thinks desirable in the interests of justice and any such other condition may be expressed to take effect either before or after the person admitted to bail is released from custody.
(5) Without limiting the generality of subsection (4) , an order for bail may be made on condition that –
(a) a person must deposit a specified amount of money to be forfeited to the Crown if the person admitted to bail fails to appear before a court as required by subsection (3) or fails to comply with a condition of the order for bail; or
(b) [Section 7 Subsection (5) amended by No. 38 of 2015, s. 19, Applied:13 Oct 2015] one or more suitable persons (other than the person admitted to bail) must enter into a recognizance in the prescribed form before an authorized person to forfeit a specified amount of money if the person admitted to bail fails to appear before a court as required by subsection (3) or fails to comply with a condition of the order for bail; or
(a) the person consents to the imposition of such a condition; and
(b) the person is eligible for the services to be included in the program; and
(c) the intervention program is available for the person to participate in at a suitable place and time.
(6) A recognizance referred to in subsection (5) may require a suitable person to give security in such terms or in such manner as a judicial officer may order to better secure compliance with the recognizance.