File RTI for Third Party Service- Fast & Secure
As defined in clause (n) of Section 2 of the Act, 'third party' includes a public authority. Reading of the definition of the terin, 'third party' and Section I1 together makes it clear that if a public authority 'X' receives some information from another public authority 'Y' which that public authority has treated as confidential, then 'X' cannot disclose the infonnation without consulting 'Y', the third party in respect of the information and without following the procedure prescribed in Section 11 of the Act. It is a statutory requirement, non-compliance of which may make the PI0 liable to action.
a professional drafts, files, and manages your RTI—especially when the case involves someone else’s data, which is more complex.
Why This Service is Needed
Third party RTIs are tricky because:
- Privacy laws apply
- Section 11 procedure must be followed
- High chance of rejection
A good Third Party RTI service typically provides:
- Professional RTI Drafting
- Correct department identification
- Legal wording (Section 11 compliance)
- RTI filing (online/offline)
- Follow-up & appeal (if rejected)
The undersigned is directed to say that the Goveminent,'in a number of cases makes inter departmental consultations. In the process, a public authority may send some confidential papers to another public authority. A question has arisen whether the recipient public authority can disclose such confidential papers under the RTI Act, 2005. If yes, what procedure is required to be followed for doing so.A Third Party RTI Service is basically a professional RTI filing solution for sensitive cases involving other people’s information—done in a smarter, legally compliant way.
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