Notifications from the competent authority of a Member State of the European Union indicating that an interception of correspondence emitted by electronic communications carried out or to be carried out by that State concerns a communication address used on national territory and a person who is on that territory shall be sent to the Director of Criminal Affairs and Pardons of the Ministry of Justice.
In the event that such an interception could not have been authorised in the context of a similar national procedure, pursuant to the provisions of this Code, the Director of Criminal Affairs and Pardons may, within a period of 96 hours, authorise the interception of correspondence emitted by electronic communications.
In the event that such an interception could not have been authorised, in the context of a similar national procedure, pursuant to the provisions of this Code, the Director of Criminal Affairs and Pardons may, within 96 hours of receipt of the notification, request either that the interception not be carried out or that it be interrupted, or that the data intercepted while the person was on national territory not be used or be used only under the conditions he specifies and for the reasons he specifies.