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5. The use of a worker for agricultural work by a farmer (A) to provide a service to another farmer (B) where the service provided involves a one-off arrangement of less than four weeks and—
(a)The total hours the worker works delivering services to B are not more than thirty per cent of the total hours the worker for A in the twelve months immediately preceding the commencement of the delivery of services to B; or
(b)The worker has been supplied to A by a person (C) who acts as a gangmaster in making that supply, and the use of the worker to deliver services by A is made with C’s agreement to the nature of the services to be provided to B.
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