1Minutes and recordings shall be kept under the custody of the prosecution office which has ordered the interception until the decision becomes final, except for those of which use is prohibited. But, when these documents are not necessary, the interested persons may request their destruction. The court which has made the interception validation shall decide on such request. The destruction shall be made under the control of the judge and for the action performed minutes shall be kept.
2When the prosecutor decides to terminate the case, he shall inform the court in writing on this decision. The court shall decide for destroying the minutes and recording within the time designated by it and inform the intercepted person. Upon the request of the prosecutor, such notification may not be served if there is a danger to the life or health of others or when a commenced investigation is endangered.