“There is a certain amount of reciprocity as we look to the future of digital trade and corridors of trust. In a post-Covid world, instead of globalisation and free for all, there will be these corridors of trust that will be between India and other like-minded nations,” Chandrasekhar mentioned throughout a public session on the DPDP Bill of 2022.
A second key criterion can be nations the place Indian regulation enforcement companies would be capable of legally entry knowledge of Indian residents in instances of nationwide safety and different emergency conditions, he mentioned.
In the draft of the DPDP Bill of 2022, launched for public session on November 18 this yr, the IT ministry had mentioned that the info of Indian residents
could possibly be saved and processed outdoors the geographical limits of India however solely in trusted jurisdictions. The ministry then mentioned these trusted jurisdictions can be outlined by the federal government occasionally.
On Friday, Chandrasekhar mentioned that the Ministry of Home Affairs would notify the trusted jurisdictions in session with different stakeholders, together with the IT ministry.
During the general public session on Friday, a number of coverage advocacy teams raised objections on the deemed consent facet talked about within the draft of the DPDP Bill. They mentioned that it could possibly be grounds for firms to make steady use of a person’s knowledge underneath the garb of “deemed consent”.
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Responding to the query, Chandrasekhar, mentioned that the usage of the deemed consent provision, as talked about within the draft of the DPDP Bill of 2022, would solely be in emergency conditions, and there would by no means be prolonged mechanically to non-public firms.
The authorities would additionally finalise the manager guidelines surrounding the DPDP Bill of 2022 earlier than taking them to the Parliament, Chandrasekhar mentioned.
“Post the bill, the intermediaries will have to go for deep behavioral changes. It will no longer be business as usual for them,” he mentioned.