(1) If satisfied that an offender is incapable of doing something that he or she has been reasonably directed to do, a community corrections officer may exempt the offender from the direction, even if the direction was given by some other community corrections officer or a supervisor.
(2) Before exempting an offender from a direction, or as a condition of giving an exemption, a community corrections officer may require the offender to provide a certificate issued by a medical practitioner to the effect that the offender is incapable of doing the thing concerned.