such information or data may or must be revealed and may also specify classes
or categories of persons to which such information or data may not be revealed
or who may not have access to such databases;and
(h) any other matter required for the adequate protection, management, confidentiality or control of critical or important data or databases.
(2) Regulations made in terms of section 58(1) may create offences and prescribe
penalties for such offences which may not exceed a fine of N$500 000 or imprisonment for a
period not exceeding five years.
Inspections
61. (1) The Minister may with the concurrence of the Prime Minister appoint a staff
member in the Public Service, of the Authority or of any other institution that has as its
object the security, stability or confidentiality of electronic data or information systems as
the Computer Security Inspector.
(2) The Minister may appoint –
(a) additional staff members in the Public Service, of the Authority or of any
other institution that has as its object the security, stability or confidentiality
of electronic data or information systems, as inspectors; or
(b) a person who is not a staff member as an inspector under the conditions that
he or she may determine for such purposes as he or she may determine on the
recommendation of the Computer Security Inspector.
(3) The Computer Security Inspector may in writing delegate any of his or her powers
to an inspector appointed under subsection (2) under such conditions and for such period as
may be specified in the instrument delegating such powers.
(4) A delegation under subsection (3) may be amended or withdrawn in writing by
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