Cybercrime Code (c) data relating to the State, politics and the military, or corporate secrets, or data that is otherwise not available to the public; “spam” means the transmission of harmful, fraudulent, misleading, illegal or otherwise unsolicited, electronic messages to a recipient or causing an electronic system or online user account registration or purpose; “storage device” means any article or without the express permission or approval of the recipient, device to show such message or the involvement in falsified falsified domain name registration, for a commercial device from which information is capable of being reproduced, with or without the aid of any other article or device; “thing” includes (a) an electronic system or device or part of an electronic system or device; (5) or another electronic system or device, if (i) electronic data from that electronic system or device is available to the first electronic system or device being searched; and (ii) there are reasonable grounds for believing that the electronic data sought is stored in the other electronic system or device; or (c) an electronic data storage device; or (d) an electronic equipment; or (e) anetwork of devices; “this Act” includes any schedules, regulations, rules or other subsidiary legislation made under this Act; “utilise” includes (a) the development; (b) the adoption; (c) the purchase, ofa remote forensic tool. or or PART II. - JURISDICTION 3. to - APPLICATION. (1) Unless stated to the contrary, the provisions of the Criminal Code Act (Chapter 262) relating (a) (6) criminal practice and procedure; and jurisdiction, including Sections 12, 13 and 14; (c) punishments, including Sections 18 and 19, apply to this Act. and (2) The provisions of this Act are in addition to and not in derogation of the Criminal Code Act (Chapter 262) or any other law relating to criminal matters, and where there are any inconsistencies between the provisions of this Act and the Criminal Code Act (Chapter 262) or any other law relating to criminal matters, the provisions of this Act shall apply. 4. EFFECT OF CHANGES IN LAW. (1) A person cannot be punished for doing or omitting to do an act unless the act or omission constituted an offence under this Act in force when the offence occurred . (2) This Act does not have retrospective effect on past commissions or omissions of acts that constituted an offence under this Act.