The Computer and Cybercrimes Bill, 2016 (4) The person in receipt of the order as well as any person in control of the computer system shall keep confidential the existence of the order and exercise of power under this section. (5)The person in possession or control of the computer system shall be responsible to preserve the data specified— (a) for the period of notice for preservation and maintenance of integrity or for any extension thereof permitted by the court; and (b) for the period of the preservation to keep confidential any preservation ordered under this section. (6) Where the person in possession or control of the computer system is a service provider, the service provider shall be required to— (a) respond expeditiously to a request for assistance, whether to facilitate requests for police assistance, or mutual assistance requests, and (b) disclose as soon as practicable, a sufficient amount of the non-content data to enable a police officer or an authorised person to identify any other telecommunications providers involved in the transmission of the communication. (7) The powers of the police officer or an authorised person under subsection (1) shall apply whether there is one or more service providers involved in the transmission of communication which is subject to exercise of powers under this section. Real-time collection traffic data. of 26. (1) Where a police officer or an authorised person has reasonable grounds to believe that traffic data associated with specified communications and related to the person under investigation is required for the purposes of a specific criminal investigation, the police officer or authorised person 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 traffic data, in real-time; (b) compel a service provider, within its existing technical capability— 24