[No. 25 Interception of Communications 494 (b) that has person otherwise or written documented authorisation consenting to the interception from the person to whom or from whom the communication is transmitted; (c) the communication is acquired in accordance with the provisions Telecommunications of the Limited Belize Act, the Financial Intelligence Unit Act or or any other law; or (d) the interception is of a communication made through a communication network that is so configured as to render the communication readily accessible to the general public. (4) A court convicting a person of an offence under this Act may, in addition to any penalty which it imposes in respect of the offence, order the forfeiture or disposal of any device used in the commission provided by section 26 (3) to (9). (5) means: of the offence as For the purposes of this section, communication (a) communication inthe course of transmission by means of a communication network in real time; or; (b) communication stored ina manner that enables the recipient to receive that communication or otherwise have access to it. Other — lnfercepton related offences. 4, A person who encrypts data of any description for the purpose of committing a crime or with intent utilises encrypted information for the purpose of committing a crime commits an offence and, on conviction on indictment, is liable to: (a) a fine of not less than fifty thousand dollars and not exceeding one hundred thousand dollars or to a term of imprisonment not exceeding five years in the first instance;