PHOTO: Alleged domestic violence offenders who enter exclusion zones will trigger immediate notification to authorities
The next step in tougher bail laws for people charged with serious domestic violence offences has just begun.
From Friday 11 October any alleged serious domestic violence offender who is granted bail will be electronically monitored around the clock using GPS technology.
The new program allows Corrective Services NSW (CSNSW) to track alleged offenders against geographic bail conditions.
If an alleged offender enters an exclusion zone, such as residential addresses, school and work locations for people in need of protection, a notification to CSNSW will be triggered
Once they are aware of the breach, corrections officers will contact NSW Police…