Preservation regime for stored communications Schedule 1 (b) the carrier holds at any time during the period that starts at the time the carrier receives the notice and ends at the end of the day the carrier receives the notice. (2) In the notice, the Australian Federal Police can only specify: (a) one person; or (b) one or more telecommunications services; or (c) one person and one or more telecommunications services. 107P Condition for giving a foreign preservation notice (1) If, under paragraph 15B(d) of the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act 1987, a foreign country intends to request the Attorney-General to arrange for access to stored communications that: (a) relate to a specified person or specified telecommunications service; and (b) are held by a carrier; and (c) are relevant to an investigation, or investigative proceeding, relating to a criminal matter involving a serious foreign contravention; then the foreign country may request the Australian Federal Police to arrange for the preservation of those stored communications. (2) The request to the Australian Federal Police must: (a) be in writing; and (b) specify the name of the authority concerned with the criminal matter; and (c) specify the serious foreign contravention that is the subject of the investigation or investigative proceeding; and (d) specify information identifying the stored communications to be preserved and the relationship between those communications and the serious foreign contravention; and (e) specify any information the foreign country has that identifies the carrier that holds the stored communications; and (f) if the stored communications relate to a specified person— specify any information the foreign country has that identifies the telecommunications service to which the stored communications relate; and Cybercrime Legislation Amendment Act 2012 ComLaw Authoritative Act C2012A00120 No. 120, 2012 13