Interception, blocking and traffic-data monitoring powers operate subject to recorded reasons, prescribed safeguards, and mandatory technical assistance. Interception, monitoring and decryption of information through computer resources may be directed on recorded written reasons for specified security, ... Summary
Interception, blocking and traffic-data monitoring powers operate subject to recorded reasons, prescribed safeguards, and mandatory technical assistance.
Interception, monitoring and decryption of information through computer resources may be directed on recorded written reasons for specified security, public-order, offence-prevention or investigation purposes, subject to prescribed safeguards. Subscribers, intermediaries and resource custodians must provide access, technical assistance or stored information. Public access to online information may be blocked under similar safeguards. Government agencies may also monitor and collect traffic data for cyber security, intrusion identification and prevention, with technical assistance obligations for intermediaries and resource custodians.
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