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reg 19M

Rest and meal breaks

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19M Rest and meal breaks

(1) This regulation applies if a non‑custodial offender subject to a non‑custodial work order is required to remain at a place participating in an approved project for 8 hours or longer on a particular day.

(2)

The offender must be allowed:

(a)

a 10 minute rest break in the morning; and

(b)

a meal break of 1 hour; and

(c)

a 10 minute rest break in the afternoon.

(3) The time allowed for breaks under subregulation (2) is taken to be time spent by the offender participating in the approved project.

(4) If the offender leaves the place during a rest or meal break, regulation 19E continues to apply to the offender as if the offender were still at the place.

Division 3 Non-custodial offenders other than home detainees

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