Crimes (Sentence Administration) Act 2005
46Intensive correction orders—community service work—
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46 Intensive correction orders—community service work— do community service work that the director-general considers (2) The direction must include details of the following: (a) the community service work the offender must do; (b) the place to which the offender must report for the work (the reporting place); (d) the person (if any) to whom the offender must report (the work supervisor); (e) the person the offender must tell if subsection (8) applies (the corrections supervisor).
(3) The direction may also include a requirement that the offender must comply with when reporting to do the community service work. Note For examples of reporting requirements directed by the director-general, see s 91 (3) (Good behaviour orders—community service work— director-general directions). (4) A direction under this section takes effect— (5) The offender must comply with the direction. (6) However— (a) the offender is not required to do work the offender is not capable of doing; and (b) the direction must, as far as practicable, avoid any interference with the offender’s normal attendance at another place for work or at an educational institution. (7) The offender must also comply with any reasonable direction given to the offender, orally or in writing, by the work supervisor in relation to the community service work. (8) If the offender cannot comply with the director-general’s direction under this section, the offender must— (a) tell the corrections supervisor as soon as possible; and (b) comply with the corrections supervisor’s directions. Note For examples where the offender cannot comply, see s 91 (8) (Good behaviour orders—community service work—director-general directions).