-12(b) any program, or data, held in a computer or in a computer storage medium, whether or not the program or data is property of a tangible nature. (1A) In this Part, to destroy or damage any property in relation to a computer includes the misuse of a computer. In this subsection misuse of a computer means— (a) to cause a computer to function other than as it has been established to function by or on behalf of its owner, notwithstanding that the misuse may not impair the operation of the computer or a program held in the computer or the reliability of data held in the computer; (b) to alter or erase any program or data held in a computer or in a computer storage medium; (c) to add any program or data to the contents of a computer or of a computer storage medium, and any act which contributes towards causing the misuse of a kind referred to in paragraph (a), (b) or (c) shall be regarded as causing it. 25. The Ordinance also amended s 85 of the Crimes Ordinance (Cap 200) in relation to making false entries in a bank book etc by extending the definition of “books” to include “any disc, card, tape, microchip, soundtrack or other device on or in which information is recorded or stored by mechanical, electronic, optical or other means.” Section 19 of the Theft Ordinance (Cap 210) relating to false accounting was amended by including, in s 19(3), a definition of “record” as including “a record kept by means of a computer”. 26. Section 11 of the Theft Ordinance (Cap 210), relating to burglary was amended by adding a new interpretive provision (s 11(3A)) in the following terms: