Regulatory rulemaking permits regulations on certification, disclosure, foreign recognition, and private-key compromise subject to parliamentary oversight. The Controller may make regulations consistent with the Information Technology Act and its rules after consultation, prior Central Government approval, ... Summary
Regulatory rulemaking permits regulations on certification, disclosure, foreign recognition, and private-key compromise subject to parliamentary oversight.
The Controller may make regulations consistent with the Information Technology Act and its rules after consultation, prior Central Government approval, and publication in the Official Gazette. Regulations may govern disclosure records, foreign Certifying Authority recognition, licensing, standards, disclosures, application statements, and private-key compromise communication. Each regulation is subject to parliamentary laying, modification, or disallowance, while prior actions remain valid.
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