2005, No.20 Telecommunications Act 2005 131 service provider, of the telecommunications network of a service provider to provide unsolicited telecommunications, to the extent that the Regulator considers such order necessary to reduce or eliminate the nuisance caused by such telecommunications. (8) Wherever a conflict arises between the interpretation or application of any provision of this Act and the Consume Information Act 1988 or the fair Trading Act 1998, the provisions of this Act shall be interpreted and applied to prevail over such Acts. 48. Confidentiality of Customer Information-(1) Subject to this Act, a service provider shall not disclose information concerning a customer without the customer‟s written consent or unless disclosure is required or permitted by the Regulator or by law. (2) Upon request, a customer is permitted to inspect any service provider‟s records regarding the customer‟s service. A customer shall have the right to require that any customer information about such customer contained in a service provider‟s records that the customer can demonstrate is incorrect, be corrected or removed by the service provider. (3) Subject to subsection (4), all customer-specific information, and in particular billing-related information, shall be retained by a service provider only for billing purposes or other lawful purpose, and retained only for so long as is permitted by rule made by the Regulator, or as otherwise permitted by law. (4) A service provider may, with the written approval of the Regulator, use customer-specific information for purposes other than those set out in subsection (3), including, but not limited to, marketing and sales of additional services. 49. Confidentiality of Customer Communications-(1) Service providers shall take all reasonable steps to ensure the confidentiality of customer communications. (2) Service providers shall not intercept, monitor, alter or modify the content of a customer communication, except as