(1) All documents filed by a Society with the District Registrar under the Act shall be deemed to be public documents and can be accessed by any citizen under the provisions of the Right to Information Act, 2005. To that extent, every society registered under the Act shall be deemed to be a public office for the purposes of the said Act and shall be liable to supply the requisite information against the fee prescribed by the Society, if any, for that purpose.
(2) Notwithstanding the above, information relating to all other proceedings and internal processes of the working of a Society is within its exclusive jurisdiction and accessible to the members of such Society and the offices of the District Registrar and Registrar.
84, The Government may, as soon as possible, introduce e -governance for effective and efficient administration of the provis ions of the Act, and upon implementation of such a solution, all or part of the transactions, forms, payments, and other services under the Act, may be administered in the electronic/ online mode.
85. The Government may, by general or special order and keeping in view special circumstances and larger public interest exempt any Society or class of Society from any of the provisions of the Act:
Provided that the exemption shall be granted only for a period of one year and which may be extended by another year only for the reasons to be recorded:
Provided further that the exemption may be granted only for a particular provision and not from the whole of the Act and except for the provision from which exemption has been granted, all other provisions shall be applicable.
86. The Government shall be competent to issue such directions to any Society, as may be necessary, for the proper enforcement of the provisions of the Act and the rules made thereunder.