Electronic and Postal Communications (Computer Emergency Response Team) G.N. No. 419 (contd) unauthorised access to a system or its data, denial of service or unwanted disruptions, unauthorised use of a system for processing or storing data and to make changes in system hardware or software without the consent of the owner; “stakeholders” means an individual, group or organization from within or outside the country with an interest in the success of the National CERT and its mission; “subscriber” means a body corporate or a natural person who has entered into an agreement concerning the provision of a communication service or value added service; “WHOIS database” means a searchable database that provides public access to information about domain names and contacts associated with them and maintained by registrars who follow a query or response protocol. PART II THE COMPUTER EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM AND CONSTITUENCIES Power of the Authority 4.-(1) The Authority shall appoint members from stakeholders to form a steering committee for the establishment of the National CERT. (2) The Authority shall develop and maintain a comprehensive set of rules and guidelines for effective operations of the National CERT. Establishment and composition of the National CERT 5.-(1) The National CERT shall be established within the structure of the Authority. (2) The composition of the National CERT shall include members from the public and private sector with interest in Network and Information security. (3) The National CERT shall consist of a Technical Advisory Committee to be chaired by the Authority. (4) The Technical Advisory Committee shall have a maximum of twelve members appointed by the Authority 59