[Rev. 2012] National Intelligence Service NO. 28 OF 2012 (2) Subject to subsection (1) the Service shall not— (a) comply with a request to furnish a person with classified information; (b) disclose or publicize information relating to sources of information, intelligence collection methods and covert operations of the Service; or (c) disclose or publicize information, the disclosure or publication of which would be prejudicial to national security. (3) The Cabinet Secretary may by regulations determine the categories of security classification. (4) The categories of classified information referred to under subsection (3) may include— (a) “top secret” which means information whose unauthorized disclosure would cause exceptionally grave damage to the interests of the State; (b) “secret” which means information whose unauthorized disclosure would cause serious injury to the interests of the State; (c) “confidential” which means information whose unauthorized disclosure would be prejudicial to the interests of the State; and (d) “restricted” which means information whose unauthorized disclosure would be undesirable in the interests of the State. 38. Limitation of the right to freedom of association (1) The freedom of association set out in Article 36 of the Constitution, is limited by preventing a member of the Service from joining or participating in the activities of an association. (2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), a member of the Service may join or participate in the activities of a professional association. 39. Limitation of the right to assembly, demonstrate, picket and petition The right to assemble, demonstrate, picket and petition public authorities set out in Article 37 of the Constitution is limited by prohibiting, the officers from assembling, demonstrating, picketing or petitioning public authorities except for the purposes of maintaining good order and discipline in the Service. 40. Limitation of the right to labour relations The right to fair labour practices set out in Article 41 of the Constitution, is limited by prohibiting a member of the Service from forming, joining, agitating or participating in the activities of trade unions or going on strike to extent necessary for maintaining good order and discipline in the Service. 41. Limitations to economic and social rights The economic and social rights set out in Article 43 of the Constitution, may be limited in respect of members of the Service to the extent necessary for intelligence training and operation. 25 [Issue 1]