"institution" - the State, a local authority, business or anyone who provides a service to the public; "business" - including an occupation; "output" - as defined in the Computers Law,5755-1995; "institutional record" - a document, including output, which is prepared by an institution during the course of the regular work of the institution; "banking corporation" - as defined in the Banking (Licensing) Law, 5741 – 1980, and including the Bank of Israel. Admissibility of an institutional record 36. (a) An institutional record will constitute admissible evidence for proving the veracity of its content in any legal proceeding, if all of the following are met – (1) The institution regularly, in the course of its work, keep documentation of the event that is the subject of the record in close proximity to its occurrence; (2) The method of collecting data which is the subject of the record and the method of documenting the record testify to the veracity of the content of the record; (3) If the record is output – it was proven in addition that – (a) The way the record is produced testifies to its credibility; (b) The institution regularly adopts reasonable protection measures against penetration into computer material and against disruption of the computer's operation. (b) If the record is output, the date of documenting the 5