Computer-resource interception powers permit authorised directions on recorded reasons, with mandatory technical assistance and penalties for noncompliance. Section 69 authorises interception, monitoring, or decryption of information through computer resources where necessary or expedient for specified public ... Summary
Computer-resource interception powers permit authorised directions on recorded reasons, with mandatory technical assistance and penalties for noncompliance.
Section 69 authorises interception, monitoring, or decryption of information through computer resources where necessary or expedient for specified public interests or offence investigation. Directions require recorded written reasons and remain subject to prescribed procedures and safeguards. Subscribers, intermediaries, and persons in charge of computer resources must provide access, technical assistance, or stored information when required. Failure to assist attracts imprisonment and fine.
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