Interception of Communications Act
• Section 5 defines “intercept” as meaning, in relation to a communication, means listening to, monitoring, viewing, reading or recording, by any means, such a communication in its passage over a telecommunications network without the knowledge of the person making or receiving the communication; • The general rule according to section 6(1) is that a person who intentionally intercepts a communication in the course of its transmission by means of a telecommunications network commits an offence - fine of $500,000 and imprisonment for seven years. • However, the exceptions to this rule are where: o The communication is intercepted in obedience to a...
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