24 No.14 Cybercrimes 2015 (2) The order issued under subsection (1) shall be granted to a law enforcement officer who shall serve the order to the person in possession of the data. (3) Where the disclosure of data cannot be done under subsection (1), the law enforcement officer may apply to the court for an order compelling: (a) a person to submit specified data that is in that person’s possession or control; or (b) a service provider offering its services to submit subscriber information in relation to such services in that service provider’s possession or control. (4) Where any material to which an investigation relates consists of data stored in a computer system or device, the request shall be deemed to require the person to produce or give access to it in a form in which it is legible and can be taken away. Expedited preservation 33.-(1) Where there is a reasonable ground to believe that a computer data that is required for the purpose of investigation is vulnerable to loss or modification, the police officer incharge of a police station or a law enforcement officer of a similar rank may issue an order requiring the person in control of a device or computer data to preserve the device or computer data for a period not exceeding fourteen days. (2) The court may, on application, extend the order made under section 35 for such period as the court may deem necessary.