484 Interception of Communications Interpretation. 2, (1) CAP. 320. 2 of the Legal Profession Act; [No. 25 Inthis Act, unless the context otherwise requires: “attorney-at-law” has the meaning given to it under section “authorised officer” means the Commissioner of Police; or (a) CAP. 138. aperson for the time being lawfully exercising the functions of the Commissioner of Police; (b) an officer authorised in writing to act on behalf of the Commissioner of Police; or (c) the Chief Executive Officer in the Ministry (d) any person employed by or assigned to any law enforcement agency under the Government who is explicitly authorised by the Commissioner of Police to carry out lawful interception and related functions under this Act. responsible for the Belize Police Department; “Commissioner” means the Commissioner appointed under section 3 of the Police Act; of Police “communication” includes: (a) except in the definition of “postal service”, anything encrypted or unencrypted transmitted by means of a postal service including a postal article; (6) anything comprising encrypted speech, or music, unencrypted sounds, visual images or data of any description; and (c) encrypted or unencrypted signals serving either for the impartation of anything between persons, between a person and a thing or between things or for the actuation or control of any apparatus: