PART 4 PROCEDURES 19 (1) Revocation of preservation order If the Court is satisfied on reasonable grounds that the preservation order is no longer required, it is to revoke the preservation order any time before it expires, (2) Ifa preservation ofder is revoked, a police officer must immediately notify the service provider or its authorised representative about the revocation, and provide the service provider or its authorised representative a copy of the revocation, 20 Service provider or authorised representative to disclose traffic data A service provider or its authorised representative issued with a preservation order must disclose, as soon as practicable, sufficient amount of traffic data to enable a police officer to identify any other service providers involved in the transmission of the communication. Division3 21 qd) Request for disclosure of subscriber data The Commissioner may, in writing, request a service provider to disclose subscriber data if he or she is satisfied that the disclosure is necessary; (a) (b} (2) G) 22 (1) Subscriber data, traffic data and content data for law enforcement purposes; or for the enforcement of a foreign serious offence under the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act. A service provider must comply with the request under subsection (1), as soon as practicable, after receiving the request. — Aservice provider who fails to comply with subsection (2), commits an offence and is liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding VT1,000,000. Request for disclosure of traffic data The Commissioner may, in writing, request a service provider to disclose records of traffic data that came into existence before the time the disclosure is sought, if the disclosure is reasonably necessary: (a) _ for law enforcement purposes; or {b) _ for the enforcement of a foreign serious offence made under the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act, (2) __ Prior to making a request under subsection (1), the Commissioner must: Cybererime Act No. 22 of 2021 20

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