1- the integrity and reliability of the information, from the time when it was first produced in its final form as a data message until the time that the information is subsequently accessed and presented, can be reasonably demonstrated. 2- the standard for assessing integrity of the data message in accordance with the preceding article shall be whether the information has remained complete and unaltered, apart from any change which arises from the mere communication, storage or display of the information and which does not alter the content of the information or document, and the reliability of the information or document shall be assessed in the light of the purpose for which the information or document was produced and in the light of all other relevant circumstances. 3- the data message is accessible so as to be used for subsequent reference by every person that has a right to access and use the information or document. Article (24) Where any law requires information or a document to be retained or stored and identified consequences for the information or document not being retained, that requirement is satisfied by retaining such information or document in the form of a data message, provided that the following conditions are met: 1- the information or document contained in the data message is accessible for subsequent reference by every person that has a right to access and use the information or document. 2- the data message is retained in the format in which it was originally produced, sent or received, or in a format that can be demonstrated to accurately represent the information contained in the data message as it was originally produced, sent or received. 3- such information, if any exists, is retained as enables the identification of the origin and destination of the data message and the date and time when it was originally sent or received. Article (25) Nothing shall apply so as to prevent the admissibility of information or a document as evidence on the grounds that it is in the form of data message, or on the grounds that it is not in its original form if it is the only evidence that the person adducing it could be expected to obtain. 11