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Bail Act 2000

Court bail - Granting of bail on adjournment - Electronic monitoring condition

30K: EM assessor must define area of EM address to which defendant is confined

You could also call this:

"EM assessor decides where you can go while on electronic monitoring at home"

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If you are on bail with an electronic monitoring condition, an EM assessor will decide the area you can stay in at your EM address. The EM assessor will show you the area you are allowed in and tell the people who live there about it. You will know where you can go and who has been told about your electronic monitoring.

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Part 3Court bail
Granting of bail on adjournment: Electronic monitoring condition

30KEM assessor must define area of EM address to which defendant is confined

  1. An EM assessor must define the area of an EM address to which a defendant on bail with an EM condition is confined.

  2. An EM assessor who defines the area of an EM address under subsection (1) must—

  3. show the area to the defendant; and
    1. advise the relevant occupants of the area.

      Notes
      • Section 30K: inserted, on , by section 19 of the Bail Amendment Act 2013 (2013 No 66).