Delegated digital regulation governs electronic signatures, intermediary duties, cybersecurity safeguards, and parliamentary oversight through prescribed rules. Section 87 confers Central Government rule-making power to implement the Information Technology Act, 2000, requiring notification in both the Official ... Summary
Delegated digital regulation governs electronic signatures, intermediary duties, cybersecurity safeguards, and parliamentary oversight through prescribed rules.
Section 87 confers Central Government rule-making power to implement the Information Technology Act, 2000, requiring notification in both the Official Gazette and Electronic Gazette. The delegated authority extends to standards for electronic signatures and authentication techniques; electronic filing, issuance, grants and payments; service charges; signature formats, signature-creation data, and security procedures. It also covers licensing requirements, Electronic Signature Certificates, subscriber duties, and reasonable security practices and procedures, including sensitive personal data or information.
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