"Execution of unpaid work for the benefit of the community: (Criminal Ordinance—issued by the Prosecutor's Office or the Decision regarding the execution of the obligation to perform unpaid work for the benefit of the community—issued by the Probation Directorate)
(1) Unpaid work for the benefit of the community shall be carried out within a maximum period of 6 months from the date the work begins, except in situations where the person is no longer able to perform one or some of the activities established by the probation counselor or the state of temporary incapacity for work has ceased, in which cases unpaid work for the benefit of the community may be performed until the expiration of the supervision period.
(2) Two hours of actual activity performed is equivalent to one day of work.
(3) In the case of supervised persons who carry out remunerated activity or are attending school or professional qualification courses, the duration of work performed on the same calendar day may not exceed two hours. At the request of the supervised person, the probation counselor may extend the duration of work performed by up to two more hours.
(4) On non-working days or in the case of persons who do not carry out remunerated activity or do not attend school or professional qualification courses, the duration of work performed in a calendar day may not exceed eight hours.
(5) Unpaid work for the benefit of the community is not performed at night or on Sundays and on days declared, by law, as legal holidays, except at the person's request and to the extent that this is possible.
(6) The provisions of para. (5) apply accordingly to persons who, because of the legal religious denominations to which they belong, have another day of rest than Sunday.
(7) Unpaid work for the benefit of the community is carried out in compliance with legal provisions regarding minimum health and safety requirements at the workplace. Unpaid work for the benefit of the community may not be performed in harmful, dangerous places or in places that present a risk to the health or integrity of persons.
(8) After the execution of the obligation to perform unpaid work for the benefit of the community, the community institution where the supervised person performed the unpaid work for the benefit of the community is required to issue and communicate to the probation service and the supervised person a document attesting that the unpaid work for the benefit of the community has been carried out.

Execution of work for the benefit of the community: (Civil Judgment issued by the Courts)
(1) Work for the benefit of the community is performed in the field of public services, for the maintenance of recreational places, parks, and roads, keeping localities clean and sanitized, carrying out activities for the benefit of children's and elderly homes, orphanages, nurseries, kindergartens, schools, hospitals, and other social-cultural establishments.
(2) The sanction of an activity for the benefit of the community is executed after the work schedule, or as the case may be, the school schedule of the offender, for a period between 50 hours and 300 hours, with a maximum of 3 hours per day, and on non-working days 6-8 hours per day.
(3) The sanction of performing an activity for the benefit of the community is carried out with respect for occupational safety regulations.
(4) Supervision of the execution of the sanction of performing an activity for the benefit of the community is ensured by the local mayor, through persons empowered for this purpose, with the support of the police unit in whose territorial jurisdiction the sanction is being carried out.


Regardless of where the judgment is issued, the offender must present themselves, with their original identity card, within a maximum of 3 days from receiving the execution mandate, at the City Hall where they have their domicile or residence, for registration and execution of the sanction."