Foreign electronic-signature recognition makes certificates statutorily valid, while breach of conditions permits revocation with recorded reasons. Recognition of foreign Certifying Authorities is subject to regulatory conditions and restrictions, prior governmental approval, and notification in the ... Summary
Foreign electronic-signature recognition makes certificates statutorily valid, while breach of conditions permits revocation with recorded reasons.
Recognition of foreign Certifying Authorities is subject to regulatory conditions and restrictions, prior governmental approval, and notification in the Official Gazette. A recognised foreign Certifying Authority may function for statutory purposes, and its electronic signature Certificates are valid for those purposes. Recognition may be revoked upon contravention of attached conditions or restrictions, provided written reasons are recorded and revocation is notified in the Official Gazette.
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