(d) the place where the offender is to perform community service; (e) that the offender shall, during the period of community service, be under the supervision of an authorized officer; and (f) 193. any other special terms and conditions of the order. Where an offender, who has been ordered to perform community service, is found by a medical officer to be medically unfit to perform community service, the authorized officer shall report to the Court which shall (a) vary the order to suit the circumstances of the case; (b) impose on the offender a fine not exceeding three hundred penalty units; or (c) send the offender to prison for the period the offender is liable, subject nevertheless to a reduction of the number of days, if any, for which community service has already been performed. Compulsory Military Service and Conscientious Objection to Military Service 194. The practice of compulsory military service does not exist in Zambia. The enlistment procedure found in Section 14 of the Defence Act, Chapter 106 is voluntary. A recruiting officer cannot enlist any person in the Regular Force unless he is satisfied that the person intending to be enlisted understands the general conditions of engagement and wishes to be enlisted. In addition a recruiting officer can not enlist a person under the apparent age of 18 unless consent to the enlistment has been given in writing by his parent or guardian or where the parents or guardian are 90