GOVERNMENT IS RESPONSIBLE TO FORMULATE AND OPERATIONALISE THE DIGITAL PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION ACT -2023 AS DEPENDS UPON THE SUBORDINATES LEGISLATION, EMPOWERED TO ENACT RULES.

Complaints are received from the various corners of the state that public authorities are taking no cognisance of the review and revision of directions issued by the FAA and SIC or CIC, even though the data protection bill yet to be implemented and major rules likely to be placed on the records of the department of personnel and training as well as the administrative reforms organisation. The data protection bill issued by the centre yet due for set up of the data protection board required under the provision of grievance redressal digital personal data protection Act however the obligation of said rules that may provide further clarity to the people of country yet to be released by the government of India, under the provision of law and rules. At present there is no data protection board as proposed by the government of India for which the notifications on the captioned subject matter deliberation required to be made accountable upon the formation of the data protection bill issued by the government of India in this behalf since last month. The government has taken said work of expedition of law in its control since the introduction of law enforcement by the parliamentary approval for subordinate legislation for which more than twenty five rules and instructions have to be formulated to operationalise the Act and the government has been authorised, to complete the law code manual required for the implementation of the upcoming rules and more and more clarity on how the system can be operationalised.