Electronic tags
What to do if you have an electronic tag (including curfew tags , location tags and alcohol tags ) and how to contact the Electronic Monitoring Service (EMS).
The tag must be worn at all times during the term of the requirement (s). You must not remove or interfere with the equipment in any way, and you must keep the battery charged, as instructed.
Home Detention Curfew (HDC)
What is Home Detention Curfew (HDC)? Home Detention Curfew is a scheme which allows some people to be released early from custody if they have a suitable address to go to. It is often called 'tagging'. If you are released on HDC you will have rules to follow about where you can go and what […]
The tag works by constantly transmitting the wearer's location via satellite to a monitoring centre run by Electronic Monitoring Services (EMS). The wearer will be instructed not to enter a specific area, or to be at particular places at certain times, as part of their conditions. Some of these conditions may relate to you.
Useful Notes on Condominium Tag
A condominium is a form of real property ownership in which each owner holds title to an individual unit, along with an undivided ownership interest in the common elements of the development, such as the land, structural components, and shared facilities.
The box, chargers and tag uses a very small amount of electricity; if you want to claim this money back, please write to us or email us at the end of your tagging conditions. Our contact details are in the 'Comments and complaints' section.
Technical Note
As with other tag types, an individual can have multiple alcohol monitoring orders at the same time. In this instance the individual will be counted once, under the order type with the longest ...
