(b) any other functionary or institution exorcising— (i) a power, or performing a duty, under the Constitution; or (ii) a power, or performing a function, under any other law; “recovery agent” means a person or entity who provides recovery information for storage services; “recovery device” means hardware or software, that allows plaintext to be obtained, even if attempts are made to protect it through encryption or other security techniques or devices, by enabling a modification of any part of a computer or other system; “recovery information” means a parameter that can he used with an algorithm, other data or object, which can be used to decrypt data or communications; “registrant” means an applicant for, or holder of, a domain name; “Registrar” means an entity which is licensed by the Authority to update a repository; “Register” means the Register of cryptography providers established under section 22; “registry” means an entity licensed by the Authority to manage and administer a specific sub-domain; “remote computing service” means the provision of computer storage or processing services to the public by means of an electronic communications system; “second level domain” means the sub-domain immediately following the ccTLD; “service provider” means a public or private entity authorised to— (a) provide or offer electronic communications by means of a computer system; (b) process or store computer data on behalf of a communication service or users of such service; or (c) own an electronic communications system to provide or offer an electronic communication service; “sign language” means a language that uses manual communication, body language, facial expressions, lip patterns, hand shapes, orientation and movement of the hands, arms or other parts of the body, other than sound, to communicate or express a person’s thoughts; “spamming” means an illegal attempt or act to deliver a message, over the internet, to someone who has not solicited it; “stored communication” means communication that has been submitted using a delayed access message service, is stored on equipment, and can be accessed; “stored recovery information” means information that can be used to decrypt data or electronic (/)