PART 4 PROCEDURES Prohibition on disclosure of communications intercepted and recordings A person who: 36 (1) (a) _ intercepts or assists in the interception of a private communication in accordance with an interception warrant or urgent interception warrant; or . (b) —_ acquires knowledge of a private communication as a direct or indirect result of that interception; or (c) makes a record of the activities of a person, is prohibited to disclose in whole or in part the substance or meaning of that communication or recording. (2) A person who contravenes subsection (1) commits an offence punishable on conviction: (a) _ in the case of an individual- to a fine not exceeding VT2,000,000 or a term of imprisonment not exceeding 5 years, or both; or (6) __ in the case of a body corporate- to a fine nat exceeding VT4,000,000. 37 () Revocation of interception warrant or an urgent interception warrant A police officer may, at any time, apply to the Court to revoke an interception warrant or an urgent interception warrant. @) The Court must revoke an interception warrant or an urgent interception warrant if it is satisfied that the warrant is no longer required. G) If an interception warrant or urgent interception warrant to intercept a private communication is revoked, the police officer must notify the service provider’s or its authorised representative about the revocation, and give the service provider or its authorised representative a copy of the revocation, immediately after the warrant is revoked. Division 6 38 (1) Provisions relating to computer warrants Commissioner to.anthorise applications The Commissioner may authorise an application for: (a) a computer warrant or renewal of a computer warrant; or Cybercrime Act No. 22 of 2021 / : 31