7Particulars of orders in bail decisions

#### 7 Particulars of orders in bail decisions 7 Particulars of orders in bail decisions > > (1) If an accused person is, as a consequence of a bail decision, committed to a correctional centre— > > > > > (a) by warrant—the court or person issuing the warrant must cause the required particulars to be endorsed on the form of warrant, or > > > > > (b) otherwise than by warrant—the court must cause the required particulars to be notified to the general manager of the correctional centre to which the accused person is committed. > > > (2) If an accused person is held in custody as a consequence of a bail decision and, as a consequence of a further bail decision, bail is granted, refused or dispensed with for the offence concerned, the court must cause the required particulars to be notified to the general manager of the correctional centre at which the accused person is in custody. > > > (3) The required particulars are particulars of an order in the bail decision relating to— > > > > > (a) the grant, refusal or dispensation of bail for the offence concerned, and > > > > > (b) conditions imposed on the grant of bail, if any, and > > > > > (c) for the purpose of a bail condition that imposes a security requirement—a decision as to the nature and sufficiency of security that is acceptable security, and > > > > > (d) for the purpose of a bail condition that requires entry into a bail security agreement—a decision as to the person or persons, or the class or description of persons, who are acceptable persons, and the number of acceptable persons required, to enter into a bail security agreement, and > > > > > (e) for the purposes of a bail condition that requires a character acknowledgment—a decision as to the person or persons, or the class or description of persons, who are acceptable, and the number of acceptable persons required, to provide a character acknowledgment.