521 Interception of Communications No. 25] warrant or through the disclosure of protected information or communication data between a client and his attorney shall not be produced as evidence in court unless this communication, information or data refers to an offence that has been, is being or may be committed. (5) Any communication, information or data discovered during the execution of an interception direction or entry warrant or through the disclosure of protected information or communication data that involves spouses, companions, children, or relatives and which could be considered intimate or personal shall not be produced as evidence in court unless this communication, information or data refers to an offence that has been, is being or may be committed. 21. (1) Subjectto section 22, no question or evidence shall be asked of any person which in any manner discloses that anything specified in subsection occurred or is going to occur. are: (2) (2) has or may have Exclusion of matters from legal proceedings. The circumstances referred to in subsection (1) (a) the making of an application by the Director of Public Prosecutions on behalf of an authorised officer, for a direction, warrant, or order; (b) the issuance ofa direction, warrant, or order; or (c) the imposition of any requirement on any person to provide assistance with giving effect to a direction, warrant, or order. 22. Section 21 shall not apply to proceedings before the Court in relation to an offence committed pursuant to the provisions of this Act. Exception to section 21.