to be followed when state officials are examining, copying, sharing, sorting through, using, destroying and/or storing the data obtained from interceptions; (2) The declaration of invalidity is suspended for two years to allow Parliament to cure the defects.”[37] 3.3.4.5. When presented with the case for stronger protection against the interception of lawyer – client and journalist – source information, the Court again contented itself in respect of lawyers but attacked the inadequacies of the protection of journalists and their sources as follows: “[140] In my view the absence of express provisions enjoining the designated judge to examine the justification of spying on a journalist is evidence of a failure to align RJCA with section 16(1) rights. The absence renders RJCA in that respect, unconstitutional.” 3.4. Interception of Communications Act [Chapter 15:08] of Trinidad and Tobago 3.4.1. The Act interestingly starts off by making the bald declaration that it is ultra vires the Constitution of Trinidad and Tobago which Constitution ironically [38] allows for the enactment of unconstitutional laws as long as there is, in the legislation an acknowledgement of the said unconstitutionality; 3.4.2. Like the Zimbabwean Act, this Act seeks to “provide for and about the interception of communications, the acquisition and disclosure of data relating to communications, the acquisition of the means by which electronic data protected by encryption or passwords may be decrypted or accessed and other related matters.”[39] 3.4.3. The definition of “communication” which may be intercepted is broader and well articulated in the following terms: “communications” includes anything comprising speech, music, sounds, visual images or data of any description or signals between persons, between a person and a thing or between things or for the actuation or control of any apparatus, and whether or not done in real time; “intercept”, in relation to a communication, means listening to, monitoring, viewing, reading or recording, by any means, such a communication in its passage over a telecommunications network without the knowledge of the person making or receiving the communication”