s. 124I (a) the contractor or sub-contractor were a public statutory body within the meaning of that Act; and (b) the holder of the office specified in the agreement under section 124B(1) or in the sub-contract agreement for the purposes of the application of the Ombudsman Act were the principal officer of that public 1973 statutory body; and (c) the persons employed by the contractor or sub-contractor in connection with the contractor's operations under the agreement were employees of that public statutory body. (2) Nothing in this section applies the Ombudsman Act 1973 to a contractor or sub-contractor— (a) in any capacity other than that mentioned in subsection (1); or (b) with respect to any period during which services were not actually being provided by the contractor or sub-contractor under an agreement under section 124B(1) or a agreement. S. 124I 124I Unauthorised access to or interference with data inserted by No. 44/1997 (1) A person must not intentionally and without s. 28. lawful authority— (a) obtain access, or attempt to obtain access, to any data stored in a computer that is under the control of a contractor or sub-contractor and that relates to the contractor's operations under an agreement under section 124B(1) or was gained in the course of those operations; or
(a) the contractor or sub-contractor were a public statutory body within the meaning of that Act; and (b) the holder of the office specified in the agreement under section 124B(1) or in the sub-contract agreement for the purposes of the application of the Ombudsman Act 1973 were the principal officer of that public statutory body; and (c) the persons employed by the contractor or sub-contractor in connection with the contractor's operations under the agreement were employees of that public statutory body. (2) Nothing in this section applies the Ombudsman Act 1973 to a contractor or sub-contractor— (a) in any capacity other than that mentioned in subsection (1); or (b) with respect to any period during which services were not actually being provided by the contractor or sub-contractor under an agreement under section 124B(1) or a agreement. S. 124I inserted by No. 44/1997 s. 28. 124I Unauthorised access to or interference with data (1) A person must not intentionally and without lawful authority— (a) obtain access, or attempt to obtain access, to any data stored in a computer that is under the control of a contractor or sub-contractor and that relates to the contractor's operations under an agreement under section 124B(1) or was gained in the course of those operations; or s. 124I
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