Clause B: Laws of Search and Seizure Amendment to the Criminal Procedure (Arrest and Search) Ordinance – No. 6 11. In the Criminal Procedure (Arrest and Search) Ordinance [New Version], 5729 – 1969 (1) In Section 1 – (a) In the definition “object”, the words “computer material or animal” shall replace “or animal”. (b) The following shall be inserted after the definition of “object”: “Computer”, “computer material” and “output” as defined in the Computers Law, 5755 – 1995”. (2) The following shall be added after Section 23: “Penetration into computer material 23A. (a) Penetration into computer material and production of output in the course of such penetration shall be considered as a search and shall be performed by an official who is trained to carry out such actions; for this purpose, “penetration into computer material” - as it defined under Section 4 of the Computers Law, 5755 – 1995. (b) Notwithstanding the provisions of this Chapter, a search as aforesaid in Subsection (a) shall not be conducted, unless by an warrant of a judge under Section 23, which explicitly specifies the permission to penetrate into computer material or to produce output, as the case may be, and the conditions for the search and its purposes. (c) Receiving information from communication between computers incidental to a search under this Section will not be considered eavesdropping under the Eavesdropping Law, 5729 – 1979.” (3) In Section 32 – (a) Subsection (b) shall be marked (c), and in it, the words “this section” shall replace “subsection (a)”; 8