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Prohibition on interception of services.
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9.—(1) No person, other than a duly authorised officer of the Minister, shall, in relation to a service provided by a licensee or a service provider—
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(a) intercept the service,
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(b) suffer or permit or do any other thing that enables such interception by any person,
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(c) possess, manufacture, assemble, import, supply, or offer to supply, any equipment which is designed or adapted to be used for the purpose of enabling such interception by any person, or
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(d) publish information with the intention of assisting or enabling any person to intercept such a service.
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(2) No person shall—
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(a) knowingly instal or attempt to instal or maintain any equipment which is capable of being used or designed or adapted to be used for the purpose of enabling such interception by any person, or
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(b) wilfully damage or attempt to damage a system or part of a system operated by a licensee or service provider.
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(3) A person who contravenes any provision of subsection (1) or (2) shall be guilty of an offence.
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(4) In this section “intercept” in relation to a service means receive, view, listen to, record by any means or acquire the substance or purport of the service or part thereof supplied by a licensee or service provider without the agreement of the licensee or service provider.
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