510 Interception of Communications (3) [No, 25 In granting a disclosure order required for the purposes of subsections (1) and (2), the Judge shall take into account: (a) the extent and the nature of any protected information or traffic data to which the key is also a key; and (b) any adverse effect that complying with the order might have ona business carried on by a person to whom the order is addressed; and shall permit only such disclosure as is proportionate to what is sought to be achieved, allowing, where appropriate, for disclosure in such a manner as would result in the putting of the information or data in intelligible form other than by disciosure of the key itself. (4) A disclosure order made pursuant to this section shall not require the making of any disclosure to a person other than: Effects of disclosure. 15. (1) (a) the authorised officer named in the disclosure (b) such other person, or description of persons, as may be specified in the disclosure order. order; or Aperson to whom a disclosure order is addressed: (a) shall use any key in his possession to obtain access to the protected information or traffic data; and (6) in accordance with the disclosure order, shall disclose the protected information or traffic data in an intelligible form.