2 7 0 [ N o . 21 o f 2 0 0 9 (4) Electronic and A law e n f o r c e m e n t Communications Transactions officer who intercepts any communication pursuant to subsection (1) or (2) shall, immediately after the interception of the communication, submit to a j u d g e to a copy of the written confirmation referred to in subsection (3); (b) an affidavit setting out the results and information obtained from that interception; and (c) any recording of the communication that has been obtained by means of that interception, a full or partial transcript of the recording of the communication and any notes made by the law enforcement officer, if nothing in the communication suggests that bodily harm, attempted bodily harm or threatened bodily harm has been caused or is likely to be caused. (5) A service provider who, in accordance with subsection (2), routes duplicate signals of indirect communications to the Monitoring Centre shall, as soon as practicable thereafter, submit an affidavit to a j u d g e setting out the steps taken by that service provider in giving effect to the request and the results obtained from such steps. (6) A j u d g e shall keep all written confirmations and affidavits and any recording, transcripts or notes submitted under subsections (4) and (5), or cause it to be kept, for a period of at least five years. (7) Where a j u d g e , upon receipt of any written confirmation and affidavits under this section, determines that the interception was effected or used for purposes contrary to, or in contravention of the provisions of this Act or any other law, the j u d g e may make such order as the j u d g e considers appropriate in relation to the service provider or the law enforcement officer. Interception of communication for purposes of determining location in case of emergency 68. (1) Where a person is a party to a communication and that person, as a result of information received from another party to the communication, in this section referred to as the "sender", has reasonable grounds to believe that an emergency exists by reason of the fact t h a t — (a) the life of another person, whether or not the sender, is being endangered: (b) a person is dying, or is being or has been injured; (c) a person's life is likely to be endangered; (d) a person is likely to die or to be injured: or (e) property is likely to be damaged, is being d a m a g e d or has been damaged; and