Article 49: Obligatory work

1. Compulsory work consists of performing community service free of charge from basic work or study. 2. Mandatory work shall be fixed for a period of between 60 and 400 hours. 3. In the event of a convicted person ' s serious failure to perform compulsory work, they shall be replaced by forced labour or deprivation of liberty. I, during which the convicted person was performing compulsory work, shall be taken into account in determining the period of forced labour or deprivation of liberty on the basis of one day of forced labour or one day of deprivation of liberty. 4. Compulsory work shall not be assigned to persons recognized as disabled in the first group, pregnant women, women with children under the age of 3 years, Non-commissioned, conscripted and military personnel performing military service under a military contract with private and non-commissioned personnel, if at the time of transfer At home, the sentence was not served by the legally prescribed term of service on call.