Computer-resource interception powers require recorded written reasons, prescribed safeguards, and mandatory technical assistance from subscribers and intermediaries. Section 69 permits specially authorised Government officers to issue written orders for interception, monitoring or decryption of information in a ... Summary
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Computer-resource interception powers require recorded written reasons, prescribed safeguards, and mandatory technical assistance from subscribers and intermediaries.
Section 69 permits specially authorised Government officers to issue written orders for interception, monitoring or decryption of information in a computer resource on specified security, public-order, anti-incitement, or investigation grounds. Reasons must be recorded in writing and prescribed procedures and safeguards apply. Subscribers, intermediaries and persons in charge must provide access, technical assistance, interception, monitoring, decryption, or stored information when required. Failure to comply is punishable by imprisonment and fine.
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