The Computer and Cybercrimes Bill, 2016 grounds to believe that the content of any specifically identified electronic communications is required for the purposes of a specific investigation in respect of a serious offence, the police may apply to the court for an order to— (a) permit the police officer or authorised person to collect or record through the application of technical means; (b) compel a service provider, within its existing technical capability— (i) to collect or record through the application of technical means; or (ii) to co-operate and assist the competent authorities in the collection or recording of, content data, in real-time, of specified communications within the jurisdiction transmitted by means of a computer system. (2) In making an application under subsection (1), the police officer or an authorised person shall— (a) state the reasons he believes the content data being sought is in possession of the person in control of the computer system; (b) identify and state the type of content data suspected to be found on such computer system; (c) identify and state the offence in respect of which the warrant is sought; (d) state if they have authority to seek real-time collection or recording on more than one occasion is needed, and shall specify the additional number of disclosures needed to achieve the purpose for which the warrant is to be issued; (e) explain measures to be taken to prepare and ensure that the real-time collection or recording is carried out— (i) while maintaining the privacy of other users, customers and third parties; and (ii) without the disclosure of information and data of 27