148 Telecommunications Act 2005 2005, No.20 by the Regulator pursuant to section 52, either party may refer the dispute to the Regulator for assistance. (2) In response to any referral under subsection (1), the Regulator may: (a) assign a member of the Regulator‟s staff or consultant to attempt to mediate the dispute; (b) refer the dispute to the Supreme or District Court; or (c) issue an order to resolve the dispute. 73. Alternative Dispute Resolution-(1) Parties to a dispute may agree to refer a dispute a dispute to private mediation or arbitration. (2) The Regulator‟s costs under subsection (1), including but not limited to any travel or other expenses incurred by or on behalf of the Regulator in connection with the Regulator‟s assistance or intervention, shall be paid to the Regulator by the parties to the dispute. 74. Telecommunications and Computer Offences-(1) No person shall: (a) fraudulently, maliciously, or with dishonest or otherwise unlawful intent, use or attempt to obtain any telecommunications service without payment of the lawful charge therefore; (b) intentionally, without right and with dishonest or otherwise unlawful intent, access or attempt to access the whole or any part of a telecommunications network or computer system by infringing security measures, with the intent of obtaining telecommunications or computer data; (c) intentionally, without right and with dishonest or otherwise unlawful intent, intercept or attempt to intercept a transmission not intended for public reception of telecommunications or computer date to, from or within a computer system; (d) intentionally, without right and with dishonest or otherwise unlawful intent, damage, delete, deteriorate, alter or suppress or attempt to