“multiple electronic mail messages” means any unsolicited electronic message, including electronic mail
and instant message, that is sent to more than a thousand recipients at a time;
“remote forensic tools” means investigative software or hardware installed on or attached to a computer
system that is used to perform a task that includes keystroke logging or transmission of an internet
protocol address;
“traffic data” means computer data that –
(a) relates to a communication by means of a computer system;
(b) is generated by a computer system that is part of the chain of communication; and
(c) shows the communication’s origin, destination, route, time, date, size, duration, or type of
underlying service.
PART II
OFFENCES
Illegal access to computer system
3. A person who, intentionally and without lawful excuse or justification, accesses a computer system or any
part of a computer system commits an offence and is liable on –
(a) summary conviction to a fine of two hundred thousand dollars or to imprisonment for three years or to
both;
(b) conviction on indictment to a fine of five hundred thousand dollars or to imprisonment for seven years
or to both.
Illegal remaining in computer system
4. (1) A person who, intentionally and without lawful excuse or justification, remains logged into a computer
system or part of a computer system or continues to use a computer system, commits an offence and is liable on –
(a) summary conviction to a fine of two hundred thousand dollars or to imprisonment for three years or to
both;
(b) conviction on indictment to a fine of five hundred thousand dollars or to imprisonment for seven years
or to both.
Illegal interception
5.
(1) A person who, intentionally and without lawful excuse or justification, intercepts –
(a) any subscriber information or traffic data or any communication to, from or within a computer
system; or
(b) any electromagnetic emission from a computer system,
commits an offence.
(2) A person who commits an offence under subsection (1) is liable on –
(a) summary conviction to a fine of two hundred thousand dollars or to imprisonment for three years
or to both;
(b) conviction on indictment to a fine of five hundred thousand dollars or to imprisonment for seven
years or to both.
Illegal data interference
6.
(1) A person who, intentionally and without lawful excuse or justification –
(a) damages computer data or causes computer data to deteriorate;