PRESIDENTIAL ORDER NO 66/01 OF 02/11/2012 DETERMINING THE MODALITIES OF IMPLIMENTATION OF COMMUNITY SERVICE AS AN ALTERNATIVE PENALTY TO IMPRISONMENT | 66/01 OF 02/11/2012 — Rwanda law | Esheria

PRESIDENTIAL ORDER NO 66/01 OF 02/11/2012 DETERMINING THE MODALITIES OF IMPLIMENTATION OF COMMUNITY SERVICE AS AN ALTERNATIVE PENALTY TO IMPRISONMENT

This article says the Order sets the rules for how community service is carried out as an alternative to imprisonment, called TIG.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Order
Citation
66/01 OF 02/11/2012
Status
Not in force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
mul
Updated
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RCS administration TIG TIG reporting agreement termination community service community service execution compliance reporting corrections custodial care custodial sanctions entry into force food and lodging institutional hosting labor use law enforcement notifications public administration public sector operations publication regulatory compliance sector-level reporting sentence administration sentence execution sentence suspension +8 more

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This article says the Order sets the rules for how community service is carried out as an alternative to imprisonment, called TIG. This article says who may execute TIG and lists five qualifying categories of person. The High Council of the Rwanda Correctional Service (RCS) determines which works may be carried out as TIG. RCS may assign its own work and use persons sentenced to TIG for productivity purposes. Public bodies, NGOs, and private sector actors that want to use such persons must apply to RCS in writing, and the beneficiary must sign an agreement with the RCS Commissioner General or an authorized delegate. RCS may end the contract if a hosting institution does not meet requirements for housing, feeding, or assigning work to persons sentenced to TIG.