60BCourt hearing application or appeal relating to bail may make own motion interim order

60B Court hearing application or appeal relating to bail may make own motion interim order (1) Subject to subsection (3), a court hearing an application or appeal relating to bail may make an interim order against an accused to protect a family member of the accused if the court is satisfied, on the balance of probabilities, that the interim order is necessary to ensure the safety of the family member pending a decision about a final order. (2) A court may make an interim order under this section on its own motion. (3) The court must not make an interim order to protect a family member of the accused if— (a) there is an existing family violence intervention order that protects that family member of the accused from the accused; or (b) an application for a family violence intervention order that protects that family member of the accused from the accused has been made but not finally determined. S. 60C inserted by No. 33/2018 s. 22.