Computer-related offences: substituted provisions criminalise unauthorised acts, identity misuse, privacy violations, cyber terrorism, and unlawful electronic content.

Section 32 substitutes provisions creating computer-related offences for dishonest or fraudulent acts involving computer resources, offensive electronic communications, receipt of stolen computer resources, identity theft, cheating by personation, privacy violations, and cyber terrorism. It also criminalises electronic publication or transmission of obscene, sexually explicit, and child sexual material, subject to limited public-good and bona fide heritage or religious exclusions. Intermediaries must preserve and retain prescribed information for the prescribed period and in the prescribed manner, with penalties for intentional or knowing non-compliance.

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