Cybercrimes Act __________________________________________________________________ (4) During investigation, the law enforcement officer shall log(a) the technical means used and time and date of the application; (b) the identification of the computer system and details of the modification undertaken within the investigation; (c) any information obtained; (5) The information obtained under this section shall be protected against any modification, unauthorized deletion and unauthorized access. (6) The authorization under this section shall be valid for a period of fourteen days. (7) The court may, on application, extend the period under subsection (6) for a further period of fourteen days or to such other period as it deems necessary. (8) Where the installation process requires a site visit, the requirements of section 30 shall apply. (9) In addition to the order granted under subsection (1), the court may, on application, order the service provider to support the installation process of the forensic tool. (10) The Minister may, by notice published in the Gazette prescribe offences under which the court may grant an order for utilization of a forensic tool. Hearing of application 38. The proceedings for hearing of an application under this part shall be exparte and in camera. PART V LIABILITY OF SERVICE PROVIDERS No monitoring obligation 39.-(1) When providing services in accordance with the provisions of this Part, a service provider shall not (a) be obliged to monitor the data which the service provider transmit or store; or (b) actively seek facts or circumstances indicating an unlawful activity. (2) The Minister may prescribe procedures for service providers to(a) inform the competent authority of alleged illegal activities undertaken or information provided by recipients of their service; and 20

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