Unsolicited Electronic Messages Ordinance Part 5 5-6 Section 30 Cap. 593 (6) The Authority may at any time withdraw its approval from any code of practice approved under this section. (Amended 17 of 2011 s. 28) (7) Where under subsection (6) the Authority withdraws its approval from a code of practice approved under this section, it shall, by notice published in the Gazette, identify the code concerned and specify the date on which its approval is to cease to have effect. (Amended 17 of 2011 s. 28) (8) References in this Ordinance to an approved code of practice are references to that code as approved under this section and as it has effect for the time being, including by virtue of any revision of the whole or any part of it approved under this section. (9) The power of the Authority under subsection (1)(b) to approve a code of practice issued or proposed to be issued otherwise than by it shall include the power to approve a part of such a code and, accordingly, in this Ordinance, code of practice may be read as including a part of such a code. (Amended 17 of 2011 s. 28) (10) A code of practice approved under this section and a notice published under subsection (3) or (7) are not subsidiary legislation. 30. Use of approved codes of practice in legal proceedings (1) A failure on the part of any person to observe any provision of an approved code of practice shall not of itself render that person liable to legal proceedings. (2) However, if, in any legal proceedings, the court is satisfied that a provision of an approved code of practice is relevant to determining a matter that is in issue in the proceedings— (a) the code of practice is admissible in evidence in the proceedings; and Last updated date 5.12.2014