(iv)
Negotiable bonds;
(v)
Title deeds, except those prescribed under Article 20 of this Law.
Article 3
Acceptance of Electronic Transaction
1.
Nothing in this Law shall require a person to send, receive or
display any electronic record or signature except upon explicitly
obtaining their consent.
Except for the public bodies, the consent may be implicitly given
through a positive behaviour.
2.
Nothing in this Law shall prohibit a person engaging in an electronic
transaction from establishing his own reasonable requirements
about the manner in which to accept an electronic signature or
electronic records.
Article 4
Requirements for Acceptance of Electronic Records
1.
The consent of a public body to send or accept an electronic record
or signature is given explicitly by way of a Ministerial regulation,
issued pursuant to this Law by the minister responsible for that
public body and published in the Official Gazette.
This regulation shall determine the extent to which it will send and accept
electronic records and signatures.
2.
The aforesaid consent indicated in the foregoing Paragraph shall always be
subject to compliance with the technical requirements to be prescribed in
a ministerial regulation to be issued by the Minister of Cabinet Affairs
within a period not exceeding six months from the date of implementation
of the provisions of this Law and its publication in the Official Gazette.
The requirements may specify the following:
(i)
The manner and format (including the information system
standards) in which the electronic records must be created,
generated, sent, communicated, received and stored and the
systems established for such purposes.
(ii)
If electronic records must be signed by electronic means, the type
of electronic signature required, information system standards to be
used, the manner and format in which the electronic signature must
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