Section 199:
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199. Court may vary conditions of release
(1) The Court before which a person is bound by his recognisance under
this Part to appear for sentence may—
(a) where it is of opinion, on the application of the Director of Public
Prosecutions, that it is expedient that the terms or conditions of
the recognisance should be varied, summon the person bound by
the recognisance to appear before it, and, if he fails to appear or
fails to show cause why such variation should not be made, vary
the terms of the recognisance by extending or diminishing its duration or by altering its conditions, or by inserting additional
conditions;
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(b) on the application of the Director of Public Prosecutions, and on
being satisfied that the conduct of the person bound by the
recognisance has been such as to make it unnecessary that he
be any longer under supervision, discharge the recognisance.
(2) Any variation made under subsection (1) shall not exceed 3 years
from the original order.