S-26 Cap. 173. Rev. 1985 Subsidiary Legislation : Telecommunications | Secrecy of radio-communications to be preserved 116.—(1) Every licensee, operator, or.other, person who, by virtue of participation in the operation of any radio communication station, has access public or private correspondence or other radio-communication not intended his information. shall .preserve the secrecy of any such correspondence. communication, and shall not in any unauthorised manner make -his to for or use. of any | information whatsoever that may come to his knowledge by any. such means, whether the correspondence or communication is received involuntarily or otherwise; and except as authorised in these Regulations any: such licensee, operator, or person shall not reproduce or cause. or permit to be reproduced in a newspaper or elsewhere or communicated to any third party any such correspond- ence or communication or any information obtained therefrom, nor. shall its existence be disclosed. _. oe . . , . oe (2) Any person contravening any of the provisions of paragraph (1) shall be guilty of an offence. Publication of correspondence or. radio-communications 117.—(1) Except with the authority of the Permanent Secretary, no licensee, operator, or other person shall communicate to a.newspaper for publication any correspondence or other radio-communication that may. be received from any radio communication station: . , . : : Provided that the provisions of this regulation shall not apply to the private correspondence of the licensee. . . . : (2) Any person-contravening any of the provisions of paragraph (1) shall be guilty of an offence. . . , PART V—ELECTRICAL INTERFERENCE WITH RADIO RECEPTION Permanent Secretary's powers-to require -fiting of devices to Prevent interference 118.—(1) ~ If at any time any apparatus, motor, machinery, vehicle, installation or appliance causes interference with any radio communication station or radio reception, the Permanent Secretary may require such apparatus, etc., to be fitted at the owner's expense with devices or. suppressors to limit such interference and thereafter such apparatus, etc., shall not be. used without such devicés: ._ @) If it is.found. impossible to suppress such. interference the Permanent *Secretary may require the owner of the apparatus, etc., to discontinue its use or to remove the same to such a distance from any radio communication station or radio having a device or. suppressor fitted thereto to’limit interference. when the owner thereof has been required by the Permanent Secretary to fit such a device.or suppressor thereto; or (b) uses such apparatus or thing as aforesaid or, being the owner thereof, fails to remove the same to such a -distance..from :any radio - communication station or radio receiver as may be-necessary to limit - such interference, upon the owner’s being required by the Permanent Secretary to discontinue the use or to remove the same, eee et cannes yee geen henge erie ' receiver as may be necessary to limit interference. . (3). Any person .who— ” . (2) uses any apparatus or.other thing mentioned in paragraph (1) without’ _