[227I Unpaid work or other activity requirement]
Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1995 (1995 c 46) | Legislation

[Unpaid work or other activity requirement]

[227I  Unpaid work or other activity requirement]

[(1)     In this Act, an “unpaid work or other activity requirement” is, in relation to an offender, a requirement that the offender must, for the specified number of hours, undertake—

(a)     unpaid work, or

(b)     unpaid work and other activity.

(2)     Whether the offender must undertake other activity as well as unpaid work is for the responsible officer to determine.

(3)     The nature of the unpaid

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