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Guidelines for Central Public Information Officers under the Right to Information Act 2005

By TEAM CIRCULAR EXPRESS • 27 Feb 2008
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This Office Memorandum provides comprehensive guidelines for Central Public Information Officers (CPIOs) to ensure the effective implementation of the Right to Information Act, 2005. It emphasizes the critical role of CPIOs and their liability for penalties in case of default, urging them to study the Act's provisions thoroughly. The document includes an annexure serving as a guide to clarify key aspects of the Act, such as the definition of information and the scope of a citizen's right to access it. It also notes that these guidelines apply mutatis mutandis to State Public Information Officers. All ministries and departments are requested to disseminate these guidelines to all concerned personnel.
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issue for which issued
Guidelines for CPIOs under the RTI Act 2005
is it guidelines or office order, or office memorandum
Office Memorandum
purpose of issue
To provide guidance and clarify the roles and responsibilities of CPIOs under the RTI Act to ensure compliance and effective implementation
Most Important Details
The memorandum clarifies that CPIOs are liable for penalties for default, defines 'information' under the Act, and specifies that guidelines apply to both Central and State Public Information Officers.
issue for which issued
Guidelines for CPIOs under the RTI Act 2005
is it guidelines or office order, or office memorandum
Office Memorandum
purpose of issue
To provide guidance and clarify the roles and responsibilities of CPIOs under the RTI Act to ensure compliance and effective implementation
Most Important Details
The memorandum clarifies that CPIOs are liable for penalties for default, defines 'information' under the Act, and specifies that guidelines apply to both Central and State Public Information Officers.

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