Electronic
Communications (Amendment) (Jersey) Law 2007
A LAW to amend further the Electronic
Communications (Jersey) Law 2000.
Adopted by the
States 7th November 2006
Sanctioned by
Order of Her Majesty in Council 2nd May 2007
Registered by the
Royal Court 18th
May 2007
THE STATES, subject to the sanction of Her Most Excellent Majesty in Council, have
adopted the following Law –
1 Interpretation
In this Law, “principal Law” means
the Electronic Communications (Jersey) Law 2000[1].
2 Article
11 amended
In Article 11 of the principal Law, in paragraph (1)(b), for the
words “and the entity requires” there shall be substituted the
words “, if the entity consents to the information being given by way of
an electronic communication and, where the entity requires”.
3 Article
12 amended
In Article 12 of the principal Law, in paragraph (1)(c), for the
words “and the entity requires” there shall be substituted the
words “, if the entity consents to the signature being given by way of an
electronic communication and, where the entity requires”.
4 Article
13 amended
In Article 13 of the principal Law, in paragraph (1)(c), for the
words “and the entity requires” there shall be substituted the
words “, if the entity consents to the production of the document by
means of an electronic form of the document and, where the entity
requires”.
5 Citation
This Law may be cited as the Electronic Communications (Amendment)
(Jersey) Law 2007 and shall come into force 30 days after its registration.
m.n. de la haye
Greffier of the States