68Orders following executed warrant

68 Orders following executed warrant (1) The court may order that the person— (a) be remanded in custody until the date, time and place specified in the order; or (b) be released on a recognisance, signed by the person, in which the person agrees to appear before the court on a day and at a time and place specified by the court— (i) in the recognisance; and (ii) in any subsequent notice given or sent to the person by the court; or (c) be released unconditionally. (2) If the court makes any orders in relation to a person under this section, the person must be given written notice of the orders by— (a) if the court is sitting when the order is made—the court; or (b) if the court is not sitting when the order is made—the reporting officer. (3) Any single period of remand ordered under this section must not be longer than— (a) 28 days; or (b) if the person chooses to be remanded for a longer period without review—a longer period that the court considers reasonable. (4) Division 3.4.4 applies to a recognisance under this section.