80 intermediary a notice requiring it to remedy the non-compliance. Non-compliance with the notice is an offence. Clause 51 provides that a digital advertising intermediary or an internet intermediary must comply with a code of practice or a notice under clause 50 despite any duty of confidentiality or privacy under any rule of law, or any duty under a contract or rule of professional conduct, that prevents or restricts such compliance. The clause also gives immunity to the digital advertising intermediary or internet intermediary against liability for an act done or omitted to be done with reasonable care and in good faith for the purpose of complying with a code of practice or a notice under clause 50. PART 8 ALTERNATE AUTHORITY FOR ELECTION PERIOD AND SPECIFIED PERIODS Part 8 (comprising clauses 52 and 53) sets out special provisions which apply for an election period and specified periods. Clause 52 provides that during an election period, certain powers of a Minister may only be exercised by an alternate authority appointed by the Minister. No such appointment may be made during an election period. Clause 53 empowers a Minister to appoint an alternate authority to exercise certain of the Minister’s powers during any other period. PART 9 MISCELLANEOUS Part 9 (comprising clauses 54 to 62) sets out miscellaneous provisions. Clause 54 provides that the Minister may instruct the Competent Authority to direct a person who satisfies the criteria set out in the regulations to appoint a person in Singapore to accept service of Part 3 Directions, Part 4 Directions, Account Restriction Directions, and notices to remedy non-compliance with a code of practice, on the first person’s behalf. If the direction is not complied with by a person and the Minister is satisfied that end-users have been using the services of an internet access service provider to access a false statement of fact by means of an internet intermediary service provided or communicated by the person, the Minister may direct the IMDA to order the internet access service provider to take reasonable steps to disable local access to the use of the internet intermediary service or to the online location on which the statement is communicated, as the case may be. Clause 55 enables the Minister to appoint authorised officers to administer the Bill.