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At least 45 hours.
At least 45 hours. A reduced weekly rest is shorter than 45 hours and may be as short as 24, subject to the regulatory conditions. Duration and the deadline for starting rest are different questions: the general rule of starting weekly rest before six 24-hour periods have ended has regulated exceptions for certain services. Do not confuse the duration of regular weekly rest with a universal deadline for every service.
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At least 24 hours.
At least 45 hours.
At least 36 hours.
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