Unlawful dealing in dirty money 22. Whoever transmits, transfers or camouflages the unlawful source of unlawful money, or conceals it, or uses, acquires or possesses such money, while knowing that they are derived from an unlawful source, by way of use of the informatic network, one of the computer sets and whatever may be deemed as such, with intent to clothe such money with legality, or initiates or displays a site for commission of any of such acts, shall be deemed to have committed an offence, and be punished, with imprisonment, for a term, not exceeding five years, or with fine, or with both . Chapter VII General Provisions Abetment, or conspiracy 23.(1) There shall be deemed to have committed an offence whoever abets, assists of conspires with others to commit one of the offences provided for in this Act, where the offence does not occur and be punished with the same penalty prescribed for the offence. (2) Where the offence occurs, as a result of such abetment, the abetter shall be punished with the same penalty prescribed for the offence . Attempt 24. There shall be deemed to have committed the offence of attempt whoever attempts committing one of the offences provided for in this Act, where the offence does not occur, and be punished with the same penalty prescribed for the offence . Confiscation 25. Without prejudice to rights of bona fide others the court, in all the conditions, shall decree confiscation of the sets, programmes or