(1)  A court may make –

(a) 2 or more community service orders in respect of an offender in relation to 2 or more offences; and

(b) a community service order in respect of an offender who is already subject to a community service order.

(2)  If a court makes separate community service orders in relation to 2 or more offences committed by an offender, the conditions of the orders are concurrent unless the court directs otherwise.

(3)  The conditions of a community service order made in respect of a person are, unless the court making the order directs otherwise, concurrent with those of any other community service order in force in respect of that person.