Parliament Secretariat RTI scope — CIC

Parliament Secretariat RTI scope — CIC — RTI Wiki

Quick Reply: Parliament Secretariats are §2[h]; published proceedings / committee reports disclosable; internal deliberation protected by §8[1][c].

Central Information Commission · 2019-01-01 · Citation awaited

Parliament Secretariats = §2(h); published proceedings disclosable; §8(1)© protects internal deliberations.

Case details

Court Central Information Commission
Decided 2019-01-01
Citation Citation awaited
Petitioner Researcher
Respondent Lok Sabha / Rajya Sabha Secretariat
RTI Act sections §2(h), §8(1)©
Outcome Partly allowed

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Outcome

Parliament Secretariats are §2(h); published proceedings / committee reports disclosable; internal deliberation protected by §8(1)©.

Ratio decidendi

Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha Secretariats are public authorities under §2(h). Published proceedings (once on official record), tabled committee reports, and administrative records are disclosable. Internal committee deliberations, draft reports, and member-confidence records are protected under §8(1)© breach of parliamentary privilege.

Keywords

Parliament, §2(h), §8(1)©, privilege

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Editorial summary · last reviewed 21 April 2026.

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