Information-gathering powers require regulated entities to furnish requested information for digital personal data protection purposes when called upon. Section 36 empowers the Central Government to require the Board, any Data Fiduciary, or any intermediary to furnish information it calls for for purposes ... Summary
Information-gathering powers require regulated entities to furnish requested information for digital personal data protection purposes when called upon.
Section 36 empowers the Central Government to require the Board, any Data Fiduciary, or any intermediary to furnish information it calls for for purposes of the digital personal data protection regime. The power applies to every specified entity, remains confined to those purposes, and comes into force eighteen months after 13 November 2025.
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