In this Part, unless the contrary intention appears –

application for review means an application, made under section 139 , for the review of an order made by the Court when constituted by a magistrate;

bail order means –

(a) an order made, on a formal bail application, by the Court that grants bail to a person, including any conditions to which the bail is subject; or

(b) an order made by the Court that adds, removes or varies any conditions to which the bail of a person is subject; or

(c) an order made by the Court that remands a person in custody rather than granting bail;

formal bail application means an application for bail made by a defendant to the Court, either orally or in writing, where submissions are made in support of the application;

notice of appeal means a notice of appeal filed under section 132 ;

order includes conviction for an offence, finding of guilty in relation to an offence, dismissal of a charge, determination and adjudication;

relevant order means the order of the Court that is the subject of a notice of appeal;

review applicant means a person who has made an application for review;

review respondent means a person who, under section 139(2)(b)(i) , has been served with a copy of an application for review.