Public-interest blocking directions permit restricted public access after repeated Data Fiduciary penalties and prescribed procedural safeguards. Central Government may direct public blocking of information linked to a computer resource used by a repeatedly penalised Data Fiduciary to offer goods or ... Summary
Public-interest blocking directions permit restricted public access after repeated Data Fiduciary penalties and prescribed procedural safeguards.
Central Government may direct public blocking of information linked to a computer resource used by a repeatedly penalised Data Fiduciary to offer goods or services in India. The power arises on a written Board reference, requires an opportunity of hearing for the Data Fiduciary, and depends on recorded reasons that blocking is necessary or expedient in the general public interest. Intermediaries receiving such directions must comply, and relevant technical terms carry their Information Technology Act meanings.
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