b. Storing an electronic record in a manner allowing for future use and reference. c. Storing information, together with electronic records, indicating the originator, addressee as well as the date and time of sending and receiving. 2. Any person may, at his own responsibility, assign another person to satisfy the requirements set forth in paragraph (1) of this Article. 3. The Regulations shall set forth the procedures for storing electronic records and data, and the conditions required to produce them in electronic format and the conditions and restrictions for accessing them. Article (7): Without prejudice to Article (3) of this Law, if a law in the Kingdom requires that documents, records or information provided to others be written, said requirement shall be deemed satisfied, provided that they were provided in an electronic form in accordance with the provisions of paragraph (1) of Article (6). Article (8): An electronic record shall be deemed an original in its own right when technical means and conditions are observed to ensure the integrity of information included therein from the time said record was created in its final form as an electronic record, and allow for required information to be provided upon request. The Regulations shall set forth such technical means and conditions.