That included imposing a nightly curfew, a ban on Tremayne associating with any of his alleged co-offenders. He is also barred from contacting any police witnesses and the two complainants.
Tremayne, who has denied the offences, is due back in court on January 28.
Two of the other alleged offenders, Jay Beguely, 24, of Tirau and Te Puke man Takatu Ahomiro, 38, made their first court appearances in Tauranga District Court yesterday.
Beguely was granted bail on strict terms, while Ahomiro was remanded in custody.
Both men, who are yet to enter pleas to the charges, are due back in court on January 31.
A fourth man Tama Waitai, 27, who was also granted bail when he appeared in court on Tuesday, after denying the charges.
Waitai is due back in court on March 11 for a case review hearing.