“Seize” includes: (a) activating any onsite computer system and computer data storage media; (b) making and retaining a copy of computer data, including by using onsite equipment; (c) maintaining the integrity of the relevant stored computer data; (d) rendering inaccessible, or removing, computer data in the accessed computer system; (e) taking a printout of output of computer data; or (f) seize or similarly secure a computer system or part of it or a computer-data storage medium. “Traffic data” means computer data that: (a) relates to a communication by means of a computer system; and (b) is generated by a computer system that is part of the chain of communication ; and (c) shows the communication’s origin, destination, route, time, date, size, duration or the type of underlying services. “Thing” includes but is not limited to: (a) a computer system or part of a computer system; (b) another computer system, if: (i) computer data from that computer system is available to the first computer system being searched; and (ii) there are reasonable grounds for believing that the computer data sought is stored in the other computer system; (c) a computer data storage medium. “Utilise” shall include (a) developing of a remote forensic tool; (b) adopting of a remote forensic tool; and (c) purchasing of a remote forensic tool. (2) A reference in this Act or any other enactment to any of the offences mentioned in the first column of the Schedule shall be construed as referring to those offences as defined in the provisions of this Act mentioned opposite thereto in the second column.