Electronic Transactions Act, 2008 Act  772 (b) access to, transfer and control of a critical database, (c) infrastructural or procedural rules and requirements to secure the integrity and authenticity of a critical electronic record, (d) procedures and technological methods to be used in the storage or archiving of a critical database, (e) accident recovery plans in the event of loss of critical data bases or parts of the database, (f) the security of the databases, (g) the physical safety of a person in control of the critical database, and (h) any other matter required for the adequate protection, management and control of a critical database. (2)  This Act shall not be construed to limit the right of a public body to perform an authorised function in terms of any other law. Restrictions on disclosure of information 60.  (1)  Information contained in the register of a critical database shall not be disclosed to another person other than to employees of the Agency who are responsible for the keeping of the register. (2)  The Agency is at liberty to disclose information to (a) a law enforcement agency, and (b) a Ministry, Department or Agency. (3)  Nothing in this law shall preclude the Agency from pleading in proceedings relating to information held in its custody or records that production or disclosure of a matter may be prejudicial to the security of the State or injurious to the public interest in accordance with article 135 of Constitution. Right of inspection 61.   The Minister may cause audits to be carried out by a critical database administrator to evaluate compliance with the provisions of this Act. Non-compliance with Act 62.  (1)  The Minister on receipt of the audit report shall consider, (a) any action recommended to remedy the non-compliance, and (b) the period within which the remedial action shall be performed. (2)  The Minister shall report the recommendation to the National Security Council and the Council may take action or give directions that 29