Maltese law which transposed the Directive 2014/41 replicates the wording of Article 30 of the Directive when it comes to this measure. In this regard, Maltese law also states, that an EIO requesting this type of investigative measure, may also be refused where the investigative measure concerned would not have been authorised in a similar domestic case. Malta may make its consent subject to any conditions which would be observed in a similar domestic case. When issuing this type of EIO, the Maltese issuing authority may, where it has a particular reason to do so, also request a transcription, decoding or decrypting of the recording subject to the agreement of the executing authority. The regulations transposing the EIO Directive state that the application (issuing and executing) of this measure in the context of a request received through an EIO must also be in line with the Security Services Act. In a domestic case, the interception can only take place on the basis of a warrant issued by the Minister responsible for the Security Services.