27 ii. iii. iv. v. vi. to lay down and implement measures necessary for the development and dissemination of computer science and technology; to create opportunities for the youth, especially students, to study computer science; to study computer science, which is developing internationally and to utilize the same in a manner which is most beneficial for the State; to cause extensively development in the use of computer science in the respective fields of work; to supervise the import and export of computer software or information. As it was prepared and introduced in 1996, the law does not seem to be compatible with current situations. It is observed that the law cannot cover modern technology, cannot fully provide data security and protection of privacy, cannot fully provide protection against cybercrime and cannot fully contribute to the implementation of government’s work plans with the help of information technology. As a consequence, it is necessary to revise this computer Science Development law for the development of information technology. (b)Electronic Transaction Law (2004), Amended (2014); The Electronic Transaction Law was first enacted on April 30, 2004 and amended in 2014, with the objectives mentioned below. i. to support with electronic transactions technology in building a modern, developed nation;