(1) If the Court grants bail to the accused, then the accused can only be released on bail if:
(a) the accused has signed an undertaking (a bail undertaking ) containing the matters set out in subsection (2) and made in accordance with the Rules of Court; and
(b) each other person (if any), who as a condition of bail has agreed to provide security, has signed an undertaking (a third party security undertaking ) made in accordance with the Rules of Court; and
(c) subsection 58DC(3) is complied with in relation to any security required as a condition of bail.
(2) A bail undertaking must set out:
(a) an undertaking by the accused to:
(i) appear in person before the Court in accordance with the bail order; and
(ii) promptly notify the Court if the accused changes his or her residential address; and
(b) an undertaking by the accused to comply with the specified conditions, if any, on which bail has been granted.
(3) A bail undertaking, and any third party security undertaking made in relation to the accused's bail, must be expressed to cover:
(a) the period for which bail was granted; and
(b) each period for which bail may be continued under subsection 58GA(1).
(4) The Chief Executive Officer must cause the parties to be given a copy of:
(a) the accused's bail undertaking; and
(b) any third party security undertaking made in relation to the accused's bail.