(1)
If —
(a) an
offender attends to perform work at a time and place specified in a direction
given to the offender by the supervising officer; and
(b)
neither the supervising officer nor overseer arrives at the specified place
within one hour after the specified time,
the offender is not
required to perform work on that day unless other arrangements are made for an
appropriate person to oversee the work to be performed by the offender at the
specified place or another place.
(2) If an offender
does not perform work because of circumstances referred to in
subregulation (1), the period that the offender would have worked if not
for those circumstances is to be taken to be a period of work in computing the
number of hours of work performed by the offender.