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Srikrishna panel wants changes to data processing
Updated On: 30 July, 2018 09:00 AM IST | New Delhi | Agencies
The panel has suggested a revamp in the consent mechanism under the new data protection framework, asserting that consent has to be free, informed, specific, clear and capable of being withdrawn, for it to be valid

Justice B N Srikrishna talks to media after giving a report on 'Data Protection Framework' to Union Law Minister Ravi Shankar. Pic/PTI
Citing flaws in the current consent mechanism in the digital world, the Justice Srikrishna panel on data protection has recommended sweeping changes to this framework to make data collectors liable for harm caused to an individual "as if the consent form were a product".
The panel has suggested a revamp in the consent mechanism under the new data protection framework, asserting that consent has to be free, informed, specific, clear and capable of being withdrawn, for it to be valid.


