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ARTICLE · 22 JULY 2020

Report By The Committee Of Experts On Non-Personal Data Governance Framework

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Just as there has been an exponential spurt in awareness regarding the sanctity of personal data and the need to safeguard its privacy...

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Just as there has been an exponential spurt in awareness regarding the sanctity of personal data and the need to safeguard its privacy, there has also been the development, in parallel, of a philosophy that data is a national resource that should be exploited for the welfare of the society. Even as the Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology ("MeitY") has focussed on the regulation and protection of personal data, it has also been pushing ahead with plans to devise a framework for the regulation of non-personal data ("NPD"), which will be in parallel to the proposed Personal Data Protection Bill, 2019 ("PDP Bill"). Towards this end, in September 2019, MeitY constituted a committee of experts ("CoE") which on July 12, 2020 released its report ("Report") for public consultation, seeking feedback from the public on a proposed statute ("NPD Law") that will regulate the use of NPD for public welfare and the greater good and that will create an

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