When a court lets you leave your electronic monitoring address, it must say why you can leave. The court does this when it uses section 30M of the Bail Act. The court tells you the reason or reasons you are allowed to be away from your electronic monitoring address.
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30M: Authorised absence from EM address, or
"Being away from your electronic monitoring address with permission"
30MB: Court must specify all details of authorisation or enable EM assessor to approve authorised absence, or
"Court decides your leave from home, or lets an assessor choose the details"
In authorising a defendant to be absent from the EM address under section 30M, the court must specify the purpose or purposes for which the defendant may be absent.
