64 CAP. 9.] CRIMINAL CODE of the said Member of the House of Representatives or any accomplice. Cases in which punishment of general interdiction is applied. Amended by: XLIX. 1981.4; VII. 2010.6. 119. The punishment of perpetual general interdiction or perpetual special interdiction, or both, as the case may be, shall be added to the punishments established in the preceding articles of this sub-title when the maximum of such punishments exceeds two years’ imprisonment; when the maximum of the said punishments does not exceed two years’ imprisonment, then the punishment of temporary general interdiction or temporary special interdiction, or both, as the case may be, shall be added. Punishment for persons bribing public officers or servants. Added by: I.1903.3. Substituted by: IV.1974.6. Amended by: XLIX. 1981.4; III. 2004.74; IV. 2013.5. 120. (1) In the cases referred to in articles 115, 116, 117 and 118, the person who bribes the public officer or servant or the member of the House of Representatives, or the person to whom any of the said articles applies in accordance with any provision under this Code or under any other law, as the case may be, shall be deemed to be an accomplice. (2) Where the public officer or servant or other person does not commit the crime, the person who attempts to induce such officer or servant or other person to commit the crime shall, on conviction, be liable to imprisonment for a term from six months to three years: Provided that when the crime is that referred to in article 11 7 ( c ) , t h e p u n i s h m e n t s h a l l n o t e x c e e d e i g h t e e n m o n t h s imprisonment. (3) Where the member of the House of Representatives does not commit the crime, the person who attempts to induce such member to commit the crime shall, on conviction, be liable to imprisonment for a term from six months to four years. Embracery and corruption of other persons. Amended by: VI. 1871.7. Substituted by: IV. 1974.7. Amended by: III. 2002.28; XIII. 2002.10; III. 2004.75; VII. 2010.7. 121. (1) The provisions of this sub-title shall apply to and in relation to any person who is entrusted with or has functions relating to the administration of a statutory or other corporate body having a distinct legal personality, or who is employed with such a body, as they apply to or in relation to an officer or person referred to in article 112 or a public officer or servant referred to in article 115. (2) Articles 115 to 117, article 119 and article 120(1) and (2) shall apply to and in relation to jurors as they apply to or in relation to a public officer or servant referred to in article 115: Provided that the term "juror" shall in any case include a lay person acting as a member of a collegial body which has the responsibility of deciding on the guilt of an accused person in the framework of a trial within the judicial system of a state other than Malta. (3) The provisions of this sub-title in relation to an officer or person referred to in article 112 or a public officer or servant referred to in article 115 shall also apply to and in relation to any employee or other person when directing or working in any capacity for or on behalf of a natural or legal person operating in the private sector who knowingly, in the course of his business activities, directly or through an intermediary and in breach of his