Article 7 Reckoning of time worked under community service orders
Where bad weather prevents the performance of work for a continuous period of at least 30 minutes, it shall be open to the supervisor, at the request of the person or organisation for whose benefit the work is being performed, to require the offender to remain in the expectation of its being possible to resume work; in any other case the supervisor may make arrangements for the offender to perform work at some other place or, where that is not practicable, shall dismiss the offender for the remainder of that day.
Any time during which bad weather prevents or interrupts the performance of work may not be reckoned as time worked under a community service order except that–
subject to paragraph (b) below, not more than one hour during which the offender remains at the place of work in the charge of the supervisor may be reckoned as time worked, and
where the supervisor, at the request of the person or organisation for whose benefit the work is being performed requires the offender to remain, the whole of the time during which the offender so remains may be reckoned as time worked.