travel abroad for treatment; or
(c) in the interest of the public; and
(d) upon application
grant an order that the passport or travelling document of the
convicted person be released to him.
General
Provision
on
Cybercrimes
Regulations
44.
Except as provided for in this Act, any offence under any Act
which is committed in whole or in part by use of a computer,
electronic device or in electronic form is deemed to have been
committed under that Act and the provisions of that Act shall apply
with the necessary modification to the person who commits the
offence.
45.
(1)The Minister may, in consultation with the Authority and on the
advice of the Attorney General make regulations regarding any matter
which by this Act is required or permitted to be prescribed or which is
necessary or expedient to be prescribed for carrying out or giving effect
to the provisions of this Act and may include regulations on(a) interception of computer data communication including but not
limited to the security, functional and technical requirements for
interception;
(b) the declaration of critical information infrastructure, including but not
limited to the identification, securing the integrity and authenticity of,
registration, and other procedures relating to critical information
infrastructure
(c) the liability of access providers which regulations may include the
security, functional and technical requirements for the purposes of Part
VI of this Act.
(2) The Authority may, with the approval of the Minister, issue
such guidelines as may be required for the carrying out of the
provisions of this Act as it relates to its functions under this Act.
Offence by body
corporate or unincorporate
46.
If a body corporate or un-incorporate body is convicted of
an offence under this Act, every person who—
(1) is a director of, or is otherwise concerned with the
management of, the body corporate or un-incorporate
body; and
management of, the body corporate or un-incorporate