Bail Act 2000, ss 8(3A), 21, 22, 30AAA
When the police or a judge are deciding whether to release on bail a person who’s been charged with a family violence offence, the main factor is the need to protect the victim and other family members. If they do grant bail, they can impose any conditions on the bail that they think are needed to protect the victim and family (like where the person charged is allowed to go). For information about bail generally, see: “Bail: Being released while your case is ongoing”.
There are also special bail rules if someone is charged with breaching a Family Violence Protection Order (see: “Breaches of Protection Orders: When the other person doesn’t obey the order”).