could involve the use of police bail with conditions, prior to a suspect appearing in court, or court bail with or without conditions after the first appearance. 521. Alternatively, the person suspected of an offence could be ‘released under investigation’ (RUI). People released under RUI will not necessarily have conditions attached to their release from custody and it is possible for a person on bail also to have no conditions. 522. Whatever arrangements are in place, the school or college will need to consider what additional measures may be necessary to manage any assessed risk of harm that may arise within their institution. 523. Particular regard should be given to the additional stress and trauma that might be caused to a victim within the institution; the potential for the suspected person to intimidate the victim or a witness; the need to ensure that any risk management measures strike a balance between management of risk and the rights of an un-convicted person (e.g. rights to privacy, family life, etc). 524. Careful liaison with the police investigators should help to develop a balanced set of arrangements. Managing any delays in the criminal process 525. There may be delays in any case that is being progressed through the criminal justice system. Schools and colleges should not wait for the outcome (or even the start) of a police investigation before protecting the victim, alleged perpetrator(s) and other children in the school or college. The risk assessment as per paragraph 484-486 will help inform any decision. 526. Considering any disciplinary action against the alleged perpetrator(s) whilst an investigation is ongoing is discussed below in the alleged perpetrator(s) section. 527. Whilst protecting children and/or taking any disciplinary measures against