101Powers of Judge in relation to person arrested

#### 101 Powers of Judge in relation to person arrested (1) A person arrested under a warrant issued under section 100 must be brought, as soon as practicable, before a Judge. (2) The Judge may: (a) grant the person bail: (i) on such security as the Judge thinks fit; and (ii) on such conditions as the Judge thinks are necessary to ensure that the person appears as a witness at a hearing before the Integrity Commissioner; or (b) order that the person continue to be detained for the purpose of ensuring that the person appears as a witness at a hearing before the Integrity Commissioner; or (c) order that the person be released. (3) A person who is detained under paragraph (2)(b) must be brought before a Judge: (a) within 14 days after he or she was brought, or last brought, before a Judge; or (b) within such shorter or longer time as a Judge fixed on the person’s last previous appearance before a Judge; and the Judge may exercise any of the powers under subsection (2). (4) In this section: > Judge means: (a) a Judge of the Federal Court of Australia; or (b) a Judge of the Supreme Court of a State or Territory.