Four Cases The Gazette Wrote
Child-declares vs parent-opens × already-a-user vs not — the Rules' own worked matrix
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The Rules worked the cases out for you.
Child-declares vs parent-opens × already-a-user vs not — the Rules' own worked matrix
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The Rules worked the cases out for you.
Rule 10 carries its own illustrations.
A child declares herself a child,
or a parent opens the account for her.
Pause. And the second axis?
Whether the parent is already a user.
If she is, the details they hold can do it.
If she is not, she provides them,
or brings a token from an authorised entity.
Four cases, written by the gazette.
r.10 illustration cases 1–4 — Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 + Rules, 2025
In force from 13 May 2027