1. Irrespective of what has been mentioned in any other legislation electronic data or printouts of the computers, correspondences generated by telex, fax, and e-mail shall be deemed suitable as proof of evidence should the legislative regulations relevant thereto been adhered to.

2. The companies may keep for the period determined by law microcopies (microfilm or other device of modern technology) instead of the original books, records, lists, documents, correspondences, telegrams, notices and other papers related to its financial operations. These microcopies copies shall have similar supremacy as proof of evidence according to the legislative regulations which a decision issued therefor.

3. The companies which are using in organizing its financial operations computers or other modern technological devices shall be exempted from organizing the commercial books needed according to the Commercial Transactions Law. Statements extracted from these devices or from other modern technological devices shall be deemed same as those statements extracted from the commercial books, provided compliance of the insurance companies with the established legislative regulations in this respect.