This legislation has been repealed.
(1) If an offender is directed to do anything that the offender is incapable of doing, the offender must, as soon as practicable, advise the assigned officer or supervisor of that fact.
(2) An assigned officer or supervisor may, if satisfied that an offender is incapable of doing something that the offender has been directed to do, relieve the offender from the obligation to comply with the direction even though the direction may have been given by some other assigned officer or supervisor.
(3) Before relieving an offender from the obligation to comply with a direction, or as a condition of so relieving the offender, the assigned officer or supervisor may require the offender to furnish a certificate issued by a registered medical practitioner to the effect that the offender is incapable of doing the thing concerned.