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Section 22: Confidentiality

POSTAL SERVICES ACT, 34 of 2002 · PART III: LICENSING PROVISIONS

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22. Confidentiality (1) A licensee, his employee or agent shall treat as secret and confidential— (a) the content of any postal packet or article; (b) any information which comes to his knowledge, in the course of his duties. (2) Any person, who, otherwise than in the course of his duties, makes use of or records the contents of a postal packet or information relating to an article that comes to his knowledge or to which he had access by reason of his position as an employee or agent of a licensee shall commit an offence. (3) Notwithstanding subsections (1) and (2), any person who discloses the contents of or information relating to a postal packet, or information relating to an article to any other person otherwise than— (a) in accordance with this Act; (b) upon a Court order; or (c) as authorised by the order of a Judge, shall commit an offence.

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