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(1) Unremunerated work for the benefit of the community shall consist of the inmate's involvement, during his/her time off from his/her main job or studies, in work determined by the local public administration authorities.

(1.1) In the case of military personnel on term and military personnel on reduced term, unpaid community service shall consist of engaging the convicted persons, during their free time from the activities established in accordance with the requirements of military regulations, in work determined by the commander of the military unit.

(2) Unpaid work in favour of society shall be assigned for a period from 60 to 240 hours and shall be served from 2 to 4 hours per day, and in the case of a convicted person who is not engaged in main activity or studies, at his request or with his consent - up to 8 hours per day.

(2.1) After pronouncing the judgement, the presiding judge shall explain the nature of the penalty of unpaid community service, which shall be noted in the minute of the trial.

(2.2) The person sentenced to unpaid community service shall be required by the court to give a written undertaking to appear before the probation body at his/her place of residence or, as the case may be, before the commander of the military unit within five days from the entry into force of the judgment.

(3) In the case of the convicted person's malicious evasion of unpaid community service, it shall be replaced by imprisonment, one day of imprisonment being calculated for every 4 hours of unpaid community service. In this case, the term of imprisonment may be less than 3 months.

(4) Unpaid community service may not be applied to military personnel under contract and persons who have not reached the age of 16.

(5) Unpaid community service shall be performed for a maximum of 18 months, calculated from the date of the final judgment.

(6) Serving military personnel and military personnel on reduced term sentenced to unpaid community service shall serve this sentence in the military unit.