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Instrument 18 | B. Data Privacy / Data Protection / Data Governance

REPORTLEGISLATIVE RECORDHISTORICAL

Rajya Sabha Parliamentary Debates - Digital Personal Data Protection Bill, 2023

Rajya Sabha / Parliament2023Legislative RecordGeneral

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  • Relevant debate portions on consent, rights, exemptions and enforcement

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Records parliamentary debate on the DPDP Bill, 2023 and therefore provides first-hand legislative context for the enacted privacy framework. The debates illuminate how Members considered consent, State and private-sector processing, individual rights, exemptions, enforcement, children’s data, data governance and the broader balance between innovation and privacy. For AI, it helps show how lawmakers viewed the interaction between innovation, data-intensive technologies, individual autonomy and the emerging need for a horizontal personal-data framework.

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Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023Creates the core horizontal statutory framework for processing digital personal data in India.Digital Personal Data Protection Bill, 2023Captures the legislative text that immediately preceded enactment of the DPDP Act, 2023.
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