• The surety for a person released on bail may at any time request court to stop being the accused surety.
• The request is made by word before the court.
• The surety produces the released person in court and requests to stop bring their surety.

A surety is a person who appears in court and promises that the accused will come to court for his or her trial if released on bail. He or she accepts the responsibility to pay a fixed sum of money to the government if the accused does not appear in court when needed.

Bail is where an accused person is released from prison before their trial but that person is required to come to court on the days when their case will be heard.