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India’s latest report on Non Personal Data, published by the Union Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology’s (MEITY) Committee of Experts has defined parameters...
By Subhashish Bhadra Late last year, the Government-appointed committee on non-personal data released its second report. The first report, released in Sept ’20, had...
By Nikhil Sud In July last year, an expert committee established by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MEITY) released a report on...
By Siddharth Sonkar and Jyotsna Jayaram Last month, the Gopalakrishnan Committee released the revised report (Report) on the regulatory framework governing non-personal data (NPD)...
Key takeaways: No end-use restrictions on data requesters: There are no audit mechanisms to see if entities that seek data are, in fact, using it...
Key Takeaways Issues with definition of communities: The definition of a community is too broad and ambiguous. Besides, several digital communities, which would produce...
Key Takeaways No compelling case for NPDA: The revised report does not make enough of a compelling case that the state needs to be...
What stood out: Business purpose requests: Private entity to private entity mandatory data sharing requests are not considered to be in the scope of...
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has set up a standing committee to recommend a policy on access to non-personal data related...
Some of the “blunt strategies” proposed in India’s Non-Personal Data Report could harm Indians, isolate Indian companies from their global counterparts, and lead other...
