Women’s Charter 1961 · s 91N

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—(1) A community service order mentioned in section 91B(1)(f) must not exceed 40 hours.(2) A court must not make a community service order mentioned in section 91B(1)(f) against a respondent unless the court is satisfied that suitable arrangements can be made for the respondent to perform the community service under the supervision of a community service officer.(3) Even though a community service order mentioned in section 91B(1)(f) has been made, the court may, upon an application by a community service officer and upon being satisfied that the respondent concerned is medically unfit to comply with the community service order, rescind the order.(4) The Minister may —(a)appoint any person to be a community service officer for the purposes of this section;(b)prescribe by rules under section 180(1) the duration within which community service to be performed under a community service order must be completed; and(c)make rules under section 180(1), not inconsistent with the provisions of this Part, to make further provisions for the manner in which a community service order may be performed, including the imposition of additional requirements and the service of any instructions or notice on a respondent in respect of whom such an order has been made.
A community service order mentioned in section 91B(1)(f) must not exceed 40 hours.
A court must not make a community service order mentioned in section 91B(1)(f) against a respondent unless the court is satisfied that suitable arrangements can be made for the respondent to perform the community service under the supervision of a community service officer.
Even though a community service order mentioned in section 91B(1)(f) has been made, the court may, upon an application by a community service officer and upon being satisfied that the respondent concerned is medically unfit to comply with the community service order, rescind the order.
The Minister may —(a)appoint any person to be a community service officer for the purposes of this section;(b)prescribe by rules under section 180(1) the duration within which community service to be performed under a community service order must be completed; and(c)make rules under section 180(1), not inconsistent with the provisions of this Part, to make further provisions for the manner in which a community service order may be performed, including the imposition of additional requirements and the service of any instructions or notice on a respondent in respect of whom such an order has been made.

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s 91NCommunity service orders

(1)

A community service order mentioned in section 91B(1)(f) must not exceed 40 hours.

(2)

A court must not make a community service order mentioned in section 91B(1)(f) against a respondent unless the court is satisfied that suitable arrangements can be made for the respondent to perform the community service under the supervision of a community service officer.

(3)

Even though a community service order mentioned in section 91B(1)(f) has been made, the court may, upon an application by a community service officer and upon being satisfied that the respondent concerned is medically unfit to comply with the community service order, rescind the order.

(4)

The Minister may —

(a)

appoint any person to be a community service officer for the purposes of this section;

(b)

prescribe by rules under section 180(1) the duration within which community service to be performed under a community service order must be completed; and

(c)

make rules under section 180(1), not inconsistent with the provisions of this Part, to make further provisions for the manner in which a community service order may be performed, including the imposition of additional requirements and the service of any instructions or notice on a respondent in respect of whom such an order has been made.