No. 33 Electronic Transactions 12.__(1) Unless otherwise prescribed by law, a person may decide the use of a digital signature, digital signature certificate or any other mode of authentication, of his choice. (2) The Authority may, by notice published in the Gazette, approve digital signatures, certification authorities offering digital certificates, or authentication of a foreign information security service provider, for use by the public. 13 Recognition of digital signature certificates and digital signatures (3) The Authority shall ensure that digital certificates comply with international best practices and standards. (4) A certification authority shall be liable for damages incurred by any person who reasonably relied on a digital certificate issued by the certification authority if__ (a) all or part of the information contained in the digital certificate on the date of issuance was incorrect; (b) all or part of the data required for the digital certificate tobe regarded as qualified were incomplete; (c) the digital certificate has been issued without checking that the signatory is duly entitled to receive such digital certificate; or (d) the certification authority has not registered the revocation of the digital certificate or has not made this information available to third parties or both. (5) A certification authority shall not be responsible for damage caused by the use of a digital certificate that exceeds fixed limits on the use or the value of transactions for which the digital certificate has been used, if this condition has been made available to the users prior to the use of the certificate. 13.__(1) Where a law requires a signature, statement or document to be notarized, acknowledged, verified or made under oath, that requirement shall be satisfied if the electronic signature of the person authorized to perform those acts is affixed to an electronic record. (2) Where a law requires or permits a person to provide a certified copy of a document and the document exists in paper or in another physical form, that requirement shall be satisfied if an electronic copy of the document is certified to be a true copy by using an electronic signature of the certifying person. 14.__(1) A requirement in any written law for multiple copies of a document to be submitted to a single recipient at the same time shall be satisfied by the submission of a single electronic record of Notarization, acknowledgement and certification Other requirements