Victorian Consolidated Regulations Victorian Consolidated Regulations(1) This Rule applies to a judicial registrar who is constituting the Court for the purposes of a pre-trial hearing in accordance with Rule 2A.2.
(2) The judicial registrar may exercise the power of the Court under section 168(4)(b) of the Act to remand an accused only if—
(a) there is no application for bail; or
(b) the remanding of the accused is not opposed.
(3) The judicial registrar may exercise the power of the Court under section 168(4)(b) of the Act to grant bail only if the granting of bail is not opposed.
(4) The judicial registrar may exercise the power of the Court under section 331(2)(b) of the Act to remand an accused only if—
(a) there is no application for bail; or
(b) the remanding of the accused is not opposed.
(5) The judicial registrar may exercise the power of the Court under section 331(2)(c) of the Act to grant or extend bail only if the granting or extension of bail is not opposed.
(6) The judicial registrar may exercise the power of the Court under section 413(2)(b) of the Act to remand an accused only if—
(a) there is no application for bail; or
(b) the remanding of the accused is not opposed.
(7) The judicial registrar may exercise the power of the Court under section 413(2)(b) of the Act to grant bail only if the granting of bail is not opposed.
Rule 2A.4 substituted by S.R. No. 98/2021 rule 5.