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Section 7: Functions and Powers of Director of Electronic Service Delivery

Tamil Nadu Information Technology (Electronic Service Delivery) Rules, 2016State Rules of Tamil Nadu · 2000

(1) The Director of Electronic Service Delivery shall discharge the following functions and powers, namely:-

(a) to authorise, suspend or terminate the services of the Authorized Service Providers;

(b) to determine norms relating to the selection of authorised agents by the Authorised Service Providers;

(c) to determine functions, responsibilities and liabilities of Authorised Service Providers and authorised agents:

(2)

(d) to determine norms on the service levels to be complied with by the Authorised Service Providers and authorised agents;

(e) to determine service charges to be charged by the Authorised Service Providers and authorised agents for providing e-services;

(f) to determine terms and conditions relating to the authorisation, suspension or termination of the services of the Authorised Service Providers and authorised agents;

(g) to make alternative arrangements for delivery of e-services, in case of such suspension or termination of services of Authorised Service Providers and authorised agents.

(h) to notify Information Technology systems as ‘protected systems’, within the meaning assigned to the same under the Act, based on the satisfactory results of audit of systems engaged in Electronic Service Delivery.

(i) such other powers as may be notified by Government from time to time.

Director of Electronic Service Delivery may delegate any of his powers to any official of Government of Tamil Nadu or Autonomous Body/Local Body of Government of Tamil Nadu through an Administrative Order.

Where this provision sits

ActTamil Nadu Information Technology (Electronic Service Delivery) Rules, 2016
Section7
Marginal noteFunctions and Powers of Director of Electronic Service Delivery
JurisdictionState of Tamil Nadu
StatusIn force as published by the source

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