492 [No. 25 Interception of Communications tothe extent only that the file or the programme is identified by reference to the apparatus in which it is stored, and references to traffic data being attached to a communication include references to the data and the communication being logically associated with each other. (2) For the purposes of this Act “the interests of national security” shall be construed as including, but not limited to, the protection of Belize from threats of sabotage, espionage, terrorist acts, terrorism, subversion or military or paramilitary invasion. (3) For the purpose of this Act offence shall be taken to include: “detection” of an (a) establishing by whom, for what purpose, when, by what means and generally in what circumstances any offence may be committed; and (b) the apprehension of the person by whom an offence was committed. PART II INTERCEPTION OF COMMUNICATIONS Prohibition of interception. 3. (1) Exceptas provided in this section, any person who with intent intercepts communication in the course of its transmission by means of a public postal service or a communication network without authorisation, commits an offence and, on conviction on indictment, is liable to: (a) a fine of not less than twenty five thousand dollars and not exceeding fifty thousand dollars or to a term of imprisonment not exceeding three years in the first instance,