TABLE OF PROVISIONSAN ACT TO ENACT THE INVESTIGATING AND PREVENTING CRIMINAL ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS ACT AND TO AMEND THE CRIMINAL CODE AND OTHER ACTSSHORT TITLE1. Protecting Children from Internet Predators ActPART 1INVESTIGATING AND PREVENTING CRIMINAL ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS ACTEnactment of Act2. EnactmentAN ACT REGULATING TELECOMMUNICATIONS FACILITIES TO SUPPORT INVESTIGATIONSSHORT TITLE1. Investigating and Preventing Criminal Electronic Communications ActINTERPRETATION2. DefinitionsPURPOSE3. PurposeHER MAJESTY4. Act binding on Her MajestyAPPLICATION5. Exclusions — Schedule 1OBLIGATIONSObligations Concerning Interceptions6. Obligation to have capabilities7. Operational requirements for transmission apparatus8. No degradation of capabilities9. Maintaining capabilities in respect of new services10. Beginning to operate transmission apparatus11. New software12. Global limit13. Order suspending obligations14. Ministerial orders15. Statutory Instruments Act does not applyObligations Concerning Subscriber Information16. Provision of subscriber information17. Exceptional circumstances18. Creation of record by designated person19. Use of information20. Internal audit21. Entitlement to fee22. Preservation of existing authority23. Deemed nature of informationMiscellaneous Provisions24. Facility and service information25. Obligation to assist — assessment and testing26. Notification of change27. Notification — simultaneous interception capability28. Persons engaged in interceptions29. Specialized telecommunications support30. Mandatory reporting — acquisition of transmission apparatus31. No redundant performance requiredEXEMPTIONS32. Exemption regulationADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT33. Designation34. Authority to enter35. Warrant for dwelling-house36. Entry onto private property37. Use of force38. False statements or informationADMINISTRATIVE MONETARY PENALTIESViolations39. Violations40. DesignationNotices of Violation41. Issuance and serviceDetermination of Responsibility and Penalty42. Options43. Making representationsAppeal to Minister44. Right of appealRules About Violations45. Vicarious liability — acts of employees, agents and mandataries46. Officers of corporations, etc.47. Defence of due diligence48. Continuing violation49. Limitation period or prescription50. Violation or offence51. Admissibility of documentsRecovery of Penalties and Other Amounts52. Debts to Her Majesty53. CertificateOFFENCES AND PUNISHMENT54. Misleading statements and information55. Offence56. Offence57. Offence58. Consent of Attorney General of Canada required59. Defence of due diligence60. Officers of corporations, etc.61. Continuing offence62. Limitation period or prescription63. InjunctionsREGULATIONS64. RegulationsCOMPENSATION65. Consolidated Revenue Fund66. CompensationREVIEW OF ACT67. ReviewSCHEDULE 1EXCLUSIONS FROM THE APPLICATION OF THE ACTSCHEDULE 2PARTIAL APPLICATION OF THE ACTTransitional Provisions3. Delayed application — section 10 of Act4. Presumption — operational requirements5. Mandatory reporting — existing service providersPART 2AMENDMENTS TO THE CRIMINAL CODE AND OTHER ACTS6-29. Criminal Code30-37. Competition Act38-47. Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters ActPART 3COORDINATING AMENDMENTS AND COMING INTO FORCECoordinating Amendments48. 2010, c. 2349. Bill C-12Coming into Force50. Order in councilSCHEDULE