Delegation of regulatory powers enables designated officers to exercise authorised functions through written authorisation within conferred authority. Section 27 of the Information Technology Act establishes a delegation mechanism for the regulation of Certifying Authorities. The Controller may, by ... Summary
Delegation of regulatory powers enables designated officers to exercise authorised functions through written authorisation within conferred authority.
Section 27 of the Information Technology Act establishes a delegation mechanism for the regulation of Certifying Authorities. The Controller may, by written authorisation, empower a Deputy Controller, Assistant Controller, or other officer to exercise any of the Controller's powers under that Chapter. Written authorisation enables designated officers to exercise the Controller's Chapter-specific powers.
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