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刑事处罚提出员工参与数据泄露的公司也将取消新草案,这可能是本周公布征求公众咨询。相反,罚金高达200卢比,乘以用户数量的影响,将实行每违反一个官员说。数据保护委员会将设立“裁决违反任何数据的后果”,这个官员说。
刑事处罚提出员工参与数据泄露的公司也将取消新草案,这可能是本周公布征求公众咨询。相反,罚金高达200卢比,乘以用户数量的影响,将实行每违反一个官员说。一个数据保护委员会将被设置为“裁决违反任何数据的后果”,这官员补充道。
数字数据保护比尔
个人数据保护(PDP)法案的草案在8月撤回后五年——被重命名为数字数据保护法案。修订草案也会减少规定规范非个人数据和社交媒体。
一些早期的创业公司会免除该法案的规定。
刑事处罚条款,非个人数据和社交媒体监管规定数据本地化是最有争议的条款在旧的草案。比尔看到主要阻力来自大型科技公司以及印度的创业公司。
八月,政府收回旧版本的法案,81年曾建议修改和其他调整的另一个12联合议会委员会,研究草案接近两年。
这部长Ashwini Vaishnaw然后告诉ET,政府将修订版本的草案以及全面的数字在中国的法律框架。
官方认为早些时候说,修订后的法案”规定受托人的义务和数据主体的权利。将会有一个数据保护委员会裁决违反任何数据的后果。它将对滥用裁决的任何纠纷或违反数据”。
政府可能会在一周内发布新的数据保护法案的草案公开评论
联盟电信和部长Ashwini Vaishnaw曾经说过,经历了最初的草案的联合议会委员会建议88法案修正案91部分,这使得政府决定,“没有选择”,但完全收回原始票据。
不会有种族隔离的数据,如敏感、关键或个人,按修改后的草案。早期的定义”是毫无意义的。个人资料个人资料。违反违反,是否很敏感”,这位官员补充道。
数据保护委员会将决定违反的处罚。所以,如果有1000人受到非常严重的违反,后果可能高达200卢比几千次,这位官员说。“200卢比的最大数据保护委员会将决定基于违约的性质,已经破坏的类型的数据,以及它如何影响。这就是这个关键、敏感(数据类型),等等,将发挥作用。”
如果一个公司不同意董事会实施的惩罚措施,它可以在法庭上诉的决定,这位官员说。
部电子也是致力于改革已长达20年之久的信息技术法案,2000年和重命名这数字印度的行为。新的立法也“转角”,这位官员说,并将照顾规定等有关新时代技术metaverse,等等。
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<\/figure>Bengaluru | New Delhi: The government will allow transfer of data and its storage in \u201ctrusted geographies\u201d in the revised draft of the data protection Bill<\/a>, doing away with the data localisation<\/a> requirement proposed in the earlier version, people privy to the matter told ET. The government will define which geographies are \u201ctrusted\u201d from time to time.Criminal penalties proposed on staff of companies involved in data breach also will be scrapped in the new draft, which is likely to be released for public consultation this week. Instead, financial penalties of as much as Rs 200 crore, multiplied by the number of users impacted, will be imposed per breach, an official said. A Data Protection Board<\/a> will be set up to \u201cadjudicate the consequences of any data breaches\u201d, this official added.
Digital Data Protection<\/a> Bill
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The Personal Data Protection (PDP) Bill \u2014 the draft of which was withdrawn in August after five years in the making \u2014 is being renamed the Digital Data Protection Bill. The revised draft will also drop provisions to regulate non-personal data and social media.
Some early-stage startups will be exempted from the provisions of the Bill.
<\/div><\/div>\u201cIt is a different Bill from the PDP Bill. It deals with digital personal data,\u201d said the official. \u201cIt is a qualitatively different approach. It is a much simpler Bill so that it does not become the last word on data protection. It will continue to evolve (with the changing technology).\u201d
Clauses on criminal penalty, non-personal data and social media regulation along with provision on data localisation were among the most contentious clauses in the old draft. The Bill had seen major pushback from large tech companies as well as Indian startups.
In August, the government withdrew the older version of the Bill, which had 81 suggestions for amendments and another 12 for other tweaks from a joint parliamentary committee that studied the draft for close to two years.
IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a> had then told ET that the government would bring in a revised version of the draft along with a comprehensive digital legal framework in the country.
The official cited earlier said the revised Bill \u201chas provisions related to the obligations of the fiduciary and the rights of the data principal. There will be a Data Protection Board that will adjudicate the consequences of any data breaches. It will adjudicate any disputes on misuse or breach of data\u201d.
Clauses on criminal penalty, non-personal data and social media regulation along with provision on data localisation were among the most contentious clauses in the old draft. The Bill had seen major pushback from large tech companies as well as Indian startups.
In August, the government withdrew the older version of the Bill, which had 81 suggestions for amendments and another 12 for other tweaks from a joint parliamentary committee that studied the draft for close to two years.
IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a> had then told ET that the government would bring in a revised version of the draft along with a comprehensive digital legal framework in the country.
The official cited earlier said the revised Bill \u201chas provisions related to the obligations of the fiduciary and the rights of the data principal. There will be a Data Protection Board that will adjudicate the consequences of any data breaches. It will adjudicate any disputes on misuse or breach of data\u201d.
<\/div><\/div>On data localisation, the official said data transfer and storage would be in trusted geographies. This means that the government will, from time to time, say which are the areas that can be trusted or not and wherever there is a \u201creciprocity\u201d of those geographies with the government of India.