Article 3.13: Obligatory works

1. Compulsory work consists of the performance by the natural person who has committed an administrative offence of free time off from basic work, service or study, free of charge, of public utility. 2. Mandatory work shall be appointed by a judge. 2. Mandatory work shall be fixed for a period of between twenty and two hundred hours and shall not exceed four hours per day. The bot may be increased to eight hours per day in accordance with article 32.13, paragraph 10, of the present Code. 3. Compulsory work shall not apply to pregnant women, women with a child. and (or) children with disabilities, or who are adoptive parents, guardians or guardians of the said children, men who are single parents and have children under three years of age of age and (or) children with disabilities or who are the sole adopters, guardians or guardians of the said children, persons with group I and II disabilities, members of the armed forces, nationals called upon to pay military fees, and Also members of the investigative committee of the Russian Federation, internal affairs agencies, the national guard forces of the Russian Federation, criminal enforcement bodies and institutions Mandatory work shall not be applied in the case of admin. Strategic liability for the commission outside the Russian Federation of an administrative offence provided for in article 20.3.1 of the present Code or an administrative offence, in the non-payment of an administrative fine imposed for an administrative offence under articles 13.14.1, 13.15, 13.36, 13.37, 13.48, 17.13 or 19.34, part 3.4 or 5 20.1 or articles 20.3.1, 20.3.2, 20.3.3, 20.3.4, 20.29 or 20.33 of the present Code, within the time limit prescribed by this Code, of the person at the time of the consideration of the case concerning the administration concerned An offence outside the Russian Federation.