Hon KELVIN DAVIS: That's a very specific question. At various alert levels, community work was unable to take place—10,745 people were subject to a sentence of community work through the lockdown period, with more than half of these sentences imposed for traffic offences and non-payment of fines. Corrections identified 5,576 people who had demonstrated compliance with their sentences during the month prior to lockdown and remitted, on average, between four to seven hours a week of community work per offender from 23 March to 5 June.