(a) give
the officer any information or assistance reasonable and necessary to enable
the officer to access data held in or accessible from a computer specified in,
or within the scope of, the order, or
(b) give the officer any information or
assistance reasonable and necessary to allow the officer to--
(i) copy data
from a computer specified in, or within the scope of, the order to another
computer, or
(ii) convert the data into a documentary form or another form
intelligible to a computer used by the officer.
(2) Without limiting
subsection (1), the executing officer may require the specified person to
provide reasonable and necessary assistance in accessing data on a computer
that is secured by biometric means, including, for example, fingerprints or
retina scans.
(3) To avoid doubt--
(a) information provided by a
specified person under subsection (1) to access data held in or accessible
from a computer may be used only for that purpose and no other purpose, and
(b) this section is subject to any other provision of this Act or another Act
that provides for how a police officer may take particulars that are necessary
to identify a person.
Note--: See, for example, Part 10, which provides for
taking of identification particulars from persons in custody and other
offenders, including section 136, which provides for identification
particulars of children under the age of 14 years.
