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Insolvency board mandates sharing administrative authority details while protecting officials' personal data

Originally reported by Taxguru Corporate Law as: Corporate Law | IBBI Directs Disclosure of Delegation of Powers Under RTI, Upholds Privacy Exemption for Officers

12 Nov 2026, 1:57 pm IST · Xecute.finance News Desk

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The regulatory body ordered its information officer to disclose administrative power delegations under the information law. However, it sustained the refusal to release personal details of officers, citing privacy exemptions.

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The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India directed its Central Public Information Officer to supply details regarding the delegation of powers, while concurrently upholding the refusal to release personal information belonging to officers under information disclosure laws. The Right to Information framework requires public bodies to disclose administrative protocols while safeguarding sensitive personal data under statutory privacy provisions.

Organizations must balance public accountability with the protection of individual privacy rights in official records. Compliance professionals and legal practitioners should verify internal delegation records while respecting privacy boundaries in statutory filings. Stakeholders must monitor decisions regarding information disclosure exemptions.

In short, balancing institutional transparency with personal data protection remains a key compliance requirement.

Source: taxguru.in

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