PART 4 PROCEDURES {b) serve a copy of the warrant to the service provider. @) The service provider must comply with the warrant as soon as it is served, 34 Admissibility of evidence Any information or recording obtained pursuant to an interception warrant or an urgent interception warrant is admissible as evidence in any proceedings for the prosecution of a specified offence. (1) (2) Any information or recording obtained in breach of subsection 29(4) is not admissible evidence. 35 Minor defect in connection with interception warrant or urgent interception warrant This section applies if: (1) (a) (b) information or a recording is purportedly obtained through the use of an interception device authorised under an interception warrant or an urgent interception warrant; and there is a minor defect or irregularity in relation to the interception watrant or urgent interception warrant and, but for that defect or irregularity, the interception warrant or urgent interception warrant would have been sufficient authority for the action taken. (2) This section applies if: (a) __ the use of the interception device is to be taken as being valid; and (b) (3) any information or recording obtained pursuant to the interception warrant or urgent interception warrant is admissible as evidence as if the interception warrant or urgent interception warrant did not have that defect or irregularity. A reference in subsection (1), to a defect or irregularity in relation to an interception warrant or urgent interception warrant is a reference to a defect or irregularity (other than a substantial defect or irregularity): (a) _ in, or in connection with, the issue of, a document purporting to be that interception warrant or urgent interception warrant; or (b) _ it connection with the execution of that interception warrant or urgent interception warrant or the execution of a document purporting to be'that interception warrant or urgent interception warrant. Cybercrime Act No, 22 of 2021 30

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