The Indian National Bar Association (“INBA”) has been in the quest to create an impact in every sphere of the legal fraternity since its inception. We pride ourselves on creating a platform for the legal practitioners of law to interact with the luminaries and experts of the industry. In order to provide a platform to facilitate discussions and sharing of ideas regarding the core issues of privacy, the INBA, conceived the idea of the “Annual India Privacy Summit’ and has successfully concluded three such events. The 4th Annual India Privacy Summit is being organized on October 25, 2018, at Taj WestEnd, Bangalore.
After much wait, the Government has released Justice BN Srikrishna Committee of Experts Report on Data Protection as well as a Personal Data Protection Bill, 2018. The committee’s report recommends that the law should be applicable to the processing of personal data if such data has been used, shared, disclosed, collected or otherwise processed in India. The proposed bill makes individual consent the centerpiece of data sharing, awards rights to users, imposes obligations on “data fiduciaries”— all those entities, including the State, which determine purpose and means of data processing. It also lays out provisions on data storage, making it mandatory for a copy of personal data to be stored in India, and called for amendments to other laws, including the Right to Information. Though the bill does not mention it directly, the report also suggests changes to the Aadhaar Act. In essence, the Data Protection Authority will function as India’s privacy regulator.
The conference will bring together experts, thought leaders, technocrats, businesses and other key stakeholders to debate and discuss the challenges and opportunities from the Bill and the impact it will have on various aspects of governance and business in India going forward. INBA proposed to submit the comments to the government for inclusion in the final bill after receiving the same from Various Stakeholders.
Personal Data Protection Bill, 2018
Data Protection Committee Report
Download 4th Annual Privacy Summit Brochure
KEY TOPICS
- Cultural understanding of privacy
- Migration to the Cloud – Legal issues to be dealt with
- Role of Data Protection Officers
- Surveillance/ National Security vis-à-vis Individual Privacy
- e-Privacy Regulation in EU
- Data & Anti-trust/competition law
- Health-tech & fin-tech – privacy issues
- Primer on Indian laws regarding privacy and data protection
- GDPR: The New World Order
- Electronic transactions – Fraud, vulnerabilities, security controls and mitigation measures-
- Singapore, Russia, Japan, Israel and China: Emerging New Privacy Regimes
- Child rights & Student Privacy
- Future of AI and liability issues
- Drones and legal implications
- Jurisprudential trends in privacy (e.g.: pending cases re AADHAR and WhatsApp)
- Data Analytics – Legality and ethics (e.g.: targeted behavioral advertising)
- Right to be forgotten
Many more topics……
Conference Structure
| 08:30 | Registration of Delegates, Speakers & Partners & Welcome Tea/Coffee | |
| 09:30 – 09:50 | Inaugural Address – Kaviraj Singh, Secretary General, Indian National Bar Association (INBA) |
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| 09:50 – 10:05 |
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| 10:05 – 10:20 | Tea/Coffee break | |
| 10:20 – 11:15 |
Session 1.1 :Data localization and how it will impact businesses in IndiaModerator: Meenu Chandra, Partner Adyopant Legal, IP& Technology Law Expert Panelists:
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| 11:15 – 12:10 |
Session 1.2 :Disruptive Technologies: Legislation, Implementation & Enforcement Challenges in a fast changing complex privacy and security environmentModerator: Nikhil Narendran, Partner, Trilegal
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| 12:10– 12:25 |
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| 12:25– 13:30 | NETWORKING LUNCHEON | |
| 13:30 – 14:25 |
Session 1.3 :Enforcement Challenges of the Personal Data Protection Bill 2018Moderator: Kazim Rizvi, Founding Editor, The Dialogue
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| 14:25 – 15:20 |
Session 1.4 :Privacy Regimes in India, EU & USA – A critical comparative analysisModerator: Milind Kulabkar, Associate Director (Litigation & Compliance), Cognizant
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| 15:20 – 15:35 | Tea/Coffee break | |
| 15:35 – 16:30 |
Session 1.5: Privacy and its impact on the services sectorModerator: Talha Salaria, Lawyers at Work Panelists:
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| 16:30 – 16:35 |
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*subject to changes
CONFERENCE FEES |
| Law Firms & other organisations |
In-house Counsel & INBA Members |
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| Early Bird (Till September 15, 2018) |
7,750 | 5,500 | |
| Regular Fee (From September 16, 2018) |
8,500 | 6,000 | |
| Nominate 5 Delegate from your organization and 6th Delegate will be Complimentary | |||
| – The above fee is in INR. Fee excludes GST @ 18% | |||
PRESENTERS & PANELISTS |
 Sajai Singh |
 Tabrez Ahmed |
 Lahar Appaiah |
 Erwan Carpentier |
 Pranav Mehra |
 Rakhee Biswas |
 Milind Kulabkar |
 Mukesh Jain |
 Biju K Nair |
 Dattatraya Kulkarni |
 Global Information Risk & Continuity Officer |
 Privacy Engineer |
 Vijayashankar Na |
 Talha Salaria |
 Roopa Prasad Doraswamy |
 Tim Bell |
 Meenu Chandra |
 Kazim Rizvi |
 Nikhil Narendran |
 Rajesh Vellakkat |
 Jayadev Parida |
 Romisa Bhat |
 Naqeeb Ahmed Kazia |
 Kushan Chakraborty |
PLATINUM & BADGE & LANYARD PARTNER
SUPPORTED BY
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MAGAZINE PARTNER
Organising Committee :
Ms. Meenu Chandra
Mr. Kazim Rizvi
For more details contact: mz@indianbarassociation.orgor to call: 011-49036141