52 Offences committed by legal persons General offence and penalty Lodging of complaints to the Authority Public education programmes Intermediary services providers’ levy Electronic Transactions No. 33 conviction, be liable to a penalty imposable by the provision creating the offence for actually committing the offence. (3) The provisions of this section making reference to penalties imposed upon conviction shall apply mutatis mutandis to administrative monetary penalties imposable by the Authority under this Act and any regulations made under the Act. 94. Where a legal person is convicted of an offence under this Act, every person who__ (a) is a director of, or is otherwise concerned with the management of, the legal person; and (b) knowingly authorized or permitted the act or omission constituting the offence, commits the same offence which the legal person is guilty of, and may be proceeded against and be sentenced accordingly. 95. A person who violates any provision of this Act, whose penalty has not been provided, commits an offence and shall, upon conviction, be liable to a fine of K5,000,000 and to imprisonment for seven years. PART XI__GENERAL PROVISIONS 96.__(1) Any person affected by a criminal offence defined under this Act may lodge a complaint to the Authority which shall direct a cyber inspector to assess the relevance of the complaint and, if the complaint is considered relevant and reasonable, proceed with investigations. (2) Any interested organization whose members are affected by a criminal offence defined under this Act is entitled to lodge a complaint with the Authority. (3) The Authority shall ensure that the complaining organization is kept informed of the investigations. 97. The Authority shall implement public educational programs on the safe use of internet focusing in particular on__ (a) scope of cybercrimes; (b) tips on safe cyber experience; (c) promotion of educational uses of Internet; and (d) remedies and procedures when affected by cybercrime. 98. For the purposes of implementing the public educational programmes referred to in section 97, the Authority may impose intermediary service providers' levy on intermediary service providers who offer access to communications networks.