1. The investigation, prosecution and inquiry at the trial of a criminal act of terrorism shall be conducted according to the prevailing court procedural law, unless otherwise determined by this Government Regulation in Lieu of Legislation. 2. For the purpose of investigation and prosecution, the investigator is given authority to detain the accused for a maximum of 6 (six) months. Section 26 1. To obtain adequate preliminary evidence, the investigator may use any intelligence report. 2. The adequacy of the preliminary evidence obtained as set out in Section 26 (1) must be determined through an inquiry process directed by the Chief Magistrate or Deputy Chief Magistrate of the local District Court. 3. The inquiry process as set out in Section 26 (2) shall be conducted in secret within a maximum period of 3 (three) working days. 4. If during the inquiry process as stipulated in Section 26 (2) it is established that the preliminary evidence is adequate, then the Chief Magistrate of the District Court shall immediately order that an investigation is undertaken. Section 27 Allowable evidence in the trial of a criminal act of terrorism include: 1. Evidence as stipulated in Criminal Procedures legislation; 2. Other evidence in the form of information expressed, sent, received or stored electronically by optic instruments or anything similar thereto; and 3. Data, recordings or information that can be seen, read and/or heard that may be produced with or without the help of any facility, either written on paper, physical objects other than paper, or which are recorded electronically, including but not limited to: 1) writing, voices or pictures; 2) maps, designs, photographs or anything similar thereto; 3) letters, signs, symbols or perforations that are meaningful or may be understood by persons who are capable of reading or understanding them. Section 28 [Detention of suspects] Investigators may detain any person strongly suspected of committing a criminal act of terrorism based on adequate preliminary evidences as defined in Section 26 (2) for a maximum period of 7 x 24 (seven times twenty-four) hours. Section 29 [Funding]