S. 140 inserted by No. 28/2012 s. 21 (as amended by No. 82/2012 s. 151(3)). 140 Bail for person arrested S. 140(1) amended by No. 30/2016 s. 38. (1) If it is not practicable for a person arrested under an arrest warrant to be brought before the IBAC within a reasonable time after he or she is arrested, the person must be brought before the Supreme Court or the Magistrates' Court. S. 140(2) amended by No. 30/2016 s. 38. (2) When a person is brought before the Supreme Court or the Magistrates' Court under subsection (1), the Supreme Court or the Magistrates' Court must deal with the person in accordance with the Bail Act 1977 as if the person had been accused of an offence. S. 141 inserted by No. 28/2012 s. 21 (as amended by No. 82/2012 s. 151(3)). 141 Person held in custody (1) The IBAC may direct that a person arrested under an arrest warrant be detained in a prison or a police gaol for the purpose of ensuring his or her attendance at the examination if the IBAC is satisfied that there are reasonable grounds to believe that it is necessary— prevent that person from escaping from police custody; or
S. 140 inserted by No. 28/2012 s. 21 (as amended by No. 82/2012 s. 151(3)). 140 Bail for person arrested S. 140(1) amended by No. 30/2016 s. 38. (1) If it is not practicable for a person arrested under an arrest warrant to be brought before the IBAC within a reasonable time after he or she is arrested, the person must be brought before the Supreme Court or the Magistrates' Court. S. 140(2) amended by No. 30/2016 s. 38. (2) When a person is brought before the Supreme Court or the Magistrates' Court under subsection (1), the Supreme Court or the Magistrates' Court must deal with the person in accordance with the Bail Act 1977 as if the person had been accused of an offence. S. 141 inserted by No. 28/2012 s. 21 (as amended by No. 82/2012 s. 151(3)). 141 Person held in custody (1) The IBAC may direct that a person arrested under an arrest warrant be detained in a prison or a police gaol for the purpose of ensuring his or her attendance at the examination if the IBAC is satisfied that there are reasonable grounds to believe that it is necessary— prevent that person from escaping from police custody; or