Abu Qatada: Bail conditions in full

Abu Qatada is being released under some of the strictest bail restrictions possible under English law.

The full conditions, published by the Special Immigration Appeals Commission, are as follows:

• Electronic tagging and reporting to a monitoring company

• Fixed address

• 22-hour curfew, with permission to leave home for a maximum of one hour twice a day

• Police and others permitted to enter and search his home

• No travel ticket or papers

• Ban on leaving a small area in his neighbourhood, set out on a map that he has been given

• Banned from attending a mosque

• Banned from leading prayers, other than those in his own family

• He must not publish any statement

• Nobody can enter home other than family, his lawyers and Home Office officials or children under 14

• Any other visitor must be vetted by the Home Office

• He cannot make any arrangements to meet anyone outside the home without permission

• If he meets an acquaintance by chance, he must make his excuses and leave

• No meeting with 27 named individuals, some of whom are in prison

• No meeting with anyone who is held on the new form of control orders known as TPims (Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures)

• No mobile phone

• No internet connection

• No computer kit that can be connected to the net

• Visitors may not use a mobile in his home

• He may only have one bank account

• He may not hold any bank or credit card not connected to that account

• He may not transfer money out of the UK

• He may not help others buy, sell or obtain computer equipment

• Any educational course or training must be approved by the home secretary

• Any job must be similarly approved