Federal Court of Australia Act 1976
58DEBail undertakings etc.
Start here
Get a plain-English read of 58DE
Turn the raw legal text into a practical explanation grounded in Federal Court of Australia Act 1976.
58DE Bail undertakings etc.
(1) If the Court grants bail to the accused, then the accused can only be released on bail if: (a) the accused has signed an undertaking (a bail undertaking) containing the matters set out in subsection (2) and made in accordance with the Rules of Court; and (b) each other person (if any), who as a condition of bail has agreed to provide security, has signed an undertaking (a third party security undertaking) made in accordance with the Rules of Court; and (c) subsection 58DC(3) is complied with in relation to any security required as a condition of bail. (2) A bail undertaking must set out: (a) an undertaking by the accused to: (i) appear in person before the Court in accordance with the bail order; and (ii) promptly notify the Court if the accused changes his or her residential address; and (b) an undertaking by the accused to comply with the specified conditions, if any, on which bail has been granted. (3) A bail undertaking, and any third party security undertaking made in relation to the accused’s bail, must be expressed to cover: (a) the period for which bail was granted; and (b) each period for which bail may be continued under subsection 58GA(1). (4) The Chief Executive Officer must cause the parties to be given a copy of: (a) the accused’s bail undertaking; and (b) any third party security undertaking made in relation to the accused’s bail.