THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE [LEGAL SupPLEMENT] A.D. 2018] — A 13" AUGUST, 2018 CYBERCRIME ACT 2018 (b) 299 [No. 16 part of the electronic data sought is in another place within Guyana, and such electronic data is lawfully accessible from or available to the first computer system or electronic data storage medium, the police officer may extend the search and seizure to that other computer system, electronic data storage medium or other place. (3) In the execution of a warrant under this section, a police officer may, in addition to the powers conferred on him by the warrant— (a) activate an onsite computer system or electronic data storage medium; (b) inspect and check the operation of a computer system or electronic data storage medium; (c) make and retain a copy of electronic data; (d) remove electronic data from a computer system or render the computer system inaccessible; (ce) take a printout of output of electronic data; (f) impound or similarly secure a computer system or part of it or an electronic data storage medium. (4) A police officer who undertakes a search under this section shall secure any computer system or electronic data storage medium and maintain the integrity of the electronic data that is seized. (5) The seizure of any evidence, including any computer system, electronic data storage medium or electronic data under this section shall be valid for a period of ninety days and may be extended for a further period of not more than one year by a Judge in Chambers. (6) When the seizure is no longer necessary, or upon its expiry date, any computer system, electronic data storage medium or electronic data seized shall be immediately returned to the person to whom the warrant was addressed. (7) Where a police officer in the execution of a warrant under this section decides to seize a computer system or an electronic data storage