Parliamentary committee records — Delhi HC

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Quick Reply: Parliamentary committee deliberations protected under §8[1][c] — breach of parliamentary privilege. §8(1)© protects parliamentary committee deliberations;.

High Court of Delhi · 2017-01-01 · Citation awaited

§8(1)© protects parliamentary committee deliberations; breach-of-privilege is a statutory bar to disclosure.

Case details

Court High Court of Delhi
Decided 2017-01-01
Citation Citation awaited
Petitioner RTI applicant
Respondent Lok Sabha Secretariat
RTI Act sections §8(1)©
Outcome Rejected

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Outcome

Parliamentary committee deliberations protected under §8(1)© — breach of parliamentary privilege.

Ratio decidendi

Internal deliberations of Parliamentary Committees are protected under §8(1)© — 'breach of privilege of Parliament or the State Legislature'. The Committee's final report, once tabled, is a public document; internal drafts and witness records remain protected.

Keywords

parliamentary committee, §8(1)©, privilege, Delhi HC

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