To combat money laundering, government agencies concerned could freeze or seize the chattel, real estate and other property of value of the suspected terrorist when authorities have reasonable grounds to believe that such a measure could prevent or impede the occurrence of a terrorist activity. The period could not, however, exceed one month and could be extended for another month if necessary.
Authorities could also freeze all transactions of the suspected terrorist's bank account. The maximum period was six months.
Telecommunication companies would be required to disclose communication information relating to a terrorist activity to intelligence agencies. The communication records should be kept for 90 days and could be extended for another 90 days if necessary.
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