PRIME MINISTER'S ORDER N° 90/03 OF 11/09/2014 DETERMINING MODALITIES FOR THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE LAW REGULATING INTERCEPTION OF COMMUNICATION | 90/03 OF 11/09/2014 — Rwanda law | Esheria

PRIME MINISTER'S ORDER N° 90/03 OF 11/09/2014 DETERMINING MODALITIES FOR THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE LAW REGULATING INTERCEPTION OF COMMUNICATION

This order sets out how the law on interception of communications is to be enforced.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Order
Citation
90/03 OF 11/09/2014
Status
In force
Version
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Language
mul
Updated
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This order sets out how the law on interception of communications is to be enforced. This article defines key terms used in the order, including “interception,” “intercepted person,” and “prosecutor.” An interception warrant may be requested for national security purposes to prevent or detect specified serious crimes. A head of a security organ must request an interception warrant in writing from the National Prosecutor nominated by the Minister in charge of Justice. The Minister in charge of Justice must notify the authorized security organ of the name of the National Prosecutor who may issue interception warrants.