CAP. 90 Prisons [Rev. 2012] suffer the imprisonment or detention to which he is liable, subject nevertheless to a deduction of the number of days, if any, on which he has completed his daily task. (5) Any person who has been ordered to perform public work as aforesaid may by industry and good conduct earn a remission of one-third of the term of imprisonment or detention to which he had been sentenced or for which he had been committed. (6) If an authorized officer in any district is satisfied that any person in respect of whom an order under this section has been made, during the term of imprisonment to which he had been sentenced or for which he had been committed— (a) has failed without reasonable cause or excuse to present himself for work at the appointed place and hour; or (b) absents himself without reasonable cause or excuse from his task; or (c) fails to accomplish without reasonable cause or excuse a day's task; or (d) is otherwise found to be unsatisfactory in his conduct, he may(i) order such person to suffer the imprisonment or detention to which he is liable; or (ii) award as punishment loss of remission not exceeding twenty-eight days; or (iii) both order that such person shall suffer the imprisonment or detention to which he is liable and award as punishment loss of remission not exceeding twenty-eight days. (7) Where any order is made under paragraph (i) or (iii) of subsection (6) of this section, the person to whom the order relates shall forthwith be removed to prison or to a detention camp, as the case may require, and shall there suffer the imprisonment or detention to which he is liable, subject, nevertheless to a deduction of the number of days on which he has completed his daily task. (8) For the purposes of this section— "authorized officer" means a public officer appointed by the Minister for the purposes of Part XII of this Ordinance; "declared area"means any area declared by the Minister, by notice in the Gazette, to be an area to which this Part of this Ordinance shall apply; "public work"means work performed in any department of the Government, or any local authority. (9) Any person in respect of whom an order to perform public work is made under subsection (1) of this section and who— (a) fails without reasonable cause or excuse to report as ordered under subsection (2) of this section; or (b) fails without reasonable cause or excuse to present himself for work at the appointed place and hour; or (c) absents himself without reasonable cause or excuse from his task; or (d) fails to accomplish without reasonable cause or excuse a day's task; or (e) is otherwise found by the court to have been unsatisfactory in his conduct, [Issue 1] P30 - 27