Clear, itemised, multilingual notices that tell people exactly what you collect and why — presented before every request for consent.
Under Section 5, every request for consent must be preceded by a notice — what personal data you collect, for what purpose, how a person can exercise their rights, and how to complain to the Data Protection Board — available in English and the languages of the Eighth Schedule.
Each purpose is spelled out, so people know exactly what they are agreeing to.
English and the Eighth Schedule languages, tied to each consent request.
Every notice version is kept — show precisely what was presented and when.
Each consent record points to the exact notice version it was given under.
Written to be understood, not to hide the purpose in legalese.
A public notice archive people can revisit any time.
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