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[0] Enforcement condition: s 30 [When available] Only where considered reasonable and necessary, having regard to: the person’s history (including their criminal history, particularly any serious offences or a large number of offences) the likelihood/ risk of the person committing further offences while on bail the extent to which compliance with any direction/s by the person may unreasonably affect another person. The general requirements of bail conditions set out in s 20A do not apply to enforcement conditions: s 20A(3). [Description] 
A condition imposed for the purpose of monitoring or enforcing compliance with another bail condition (the underlying bail condition) that requires the person to comply while on bail with one or more specified police directions given for that purpose. This condition can only be imposed by a court and only following an application by the prosecutor. For example, where a person has a bail condition not to consume alcohol, an enforcement condition may be imposed that the person be breath tested by a police officer at certain times/places. An enforcement condition must specify (s 30(4)): the kinds of directions that may be given to the person while at liberty on bail the circumstances in which each kind of direction may be given (so as to ensure compliance with the condition is not unduly onerous) the underlying bail condition/s for which each direction may be given.
The Bail Act 2013 — Judicial Commission of New South Wales
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