In Pakistan, the requirements for Electronic Witness Statements are as follows:

Legal Requirements

1. Digital Signature: Electronic witness statements must be signed digitally using a secure digital signature.
2. Authentication: Electronic witness statements must be authenticated to ensure their integrity and authenticity.
3. Encryption: Electronic witness statements must be encrypted to protect sensitive information and ensure confidentiality.

Technical Requirements

1. Format: Electronic witness statements must be in a format that is easily readable and accessible, such as PDF or Word.
2. Storage: Electronic witness statements must be stored in a secure and tamper-proof manner, such as in a secure database or cloud storage.
3. Backup: Electronic witness statements must be backed up regularly to prevent loss or corruption of data.

Procedural Requirements

1. Notice: The party seeking to admit an electronic witness statement must give notice to the opposing party.
2. Objection: The opposing party can object to the admission of the electronic witness statement.
3. Ruling: The court will rule on the admissibility of the electronic witness statement.

Security Requirements

1. Access Control: Electronic witness statements must be stored in a secure database with access controls, ensuring that only authorized personnel can access the information.
2. Audit Trail: Electronic witness statements must provide an audit trail, allowing investigators to track who accessed the information and when.
3. Secure Transmission: Electronic witness statements must be transmitted securely, using encryption and other security measures to protect sensitive information.