only by or with the authority of the Attorney-General. 2.36 Clause 29 of the Bill provides that subject to any limitation specified in Part 6 of the Bill, a foreign government, foreign agency or international agency may request the Attorney-General, or the 24/7 network, to obtain the expeditious preservation of data stored by means of a computer system, located within Fiji or control of the Government. Clause 29 also provides that such a request must be in respect of data which the foreign government, foreign agency or international agency intends to submit a request for mutual assistance for inter alia the search of similar access of the data. In addition, clause 29 provides for the items that must be specified in a request for preservation and that upon receiving such a request, the Attorney-General or 24/7 network must take all appropriate measures to facilitate the request accordingly. 2.37 Clause 30 of the Bill provides for when the investigating agency discovers that a service provider in another State was involved in the transmission of communications during the execution of a request relating to a specified communication. Essentially, in situations like this, clause 30 provides that the Attorney-General or 24/7 network must expeditiously disclose to the requesting foreign government, foreign agency or international agency a sufficient amount of traffic data to identify that service provider and the path through which the specified communication was transmitted. 2.38 Clause 31 of the Bill provides for mutual assistance regarding accessing stored computer data. Subject to any limitations specified, a foreign government, foreign agency or international agency may request the investigating agency to order or inter alia search or similarly access data stored by means of a computer system located within Fiji, including data that has been preserved pursuant to clause 29. In addition, clause 31 outlines the items that must be included in a request for mutual assistance regarding accessing stored computer data and that upon receipt of such a request, the investigating agency must take all appropriate measures to obtain the necessary authorisation (including any warrants) to execute the request accordingly. 2.39 Clause 32 of the Bill provides that a police officer or other authorised person may access stored computer data if it is publicly available irrespective of where the data is located or if lawful consent is obtained. 2.40 Clause 33 of the Bill provides for mutual assistance regarding the real-time collection of traffic data. Clause 33 provides that a foreign government, foreign agency or international agency may request the Attorney-General to order or provide assistance in real-time collection of traffic data associated with specified communications in Fiji transmitted by means of a computer system. In addition, clause 33 provides the specific items that must be included in such a request. Clause 33 also provides that upon receiving such a request, the Attorney-General must take all appropriate measures to obtain necessary authorisation (including any warrants) to execute the request in accordance with Part 5 of the Bill. 2.41 Clause 34 of the Bill provides that a foreign government, foreign agency or international agency may request the Attorney-General to order or provide assistance in the real-time collection or recording of content data or specified communications transmitted by means of a computer system in the territory of Fiji. Clause 34 also elaborates on the items that must be specified in a request for assistance. In addition, 30