Information-furnishing obligations require the Board, Data Fiduciaries, and intermediaries to provide information for statutory purposes. Section 36 empowers the Central Government to require the Board, any Data Fiduciary, or any intermediary to furnish information for the purposes of the ... Summary
Information-furnishing obligations require the Board, Data Fiduciaries, and intermediaries to provide information for statutory purposes.
Section 36 empowers the Central Government to require the Board, any Data Fiduciary, or any intermediary to furnish information for the purposes of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023. This creates a statutory information-furnishing obligation for the Board and regulated entities when information is called for.
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