hyderabad the centre may table the data protection bill in the parliament in the winter session said ministry of electronics and information technology meity joint secretary s gopalakrishnan at a conference on data privacyaadhaar organised by indian school of business in hyderabad on friday gopalakrishnan told reporters that the regulator will be appointed after the bill is passed and rules are made sources say that though the proposed law has penalties it is aimed at inculcating a culture of privacy rather than penalising offenders and around 600 entities including foreign governments have given their feedback on the bill based on which the final draft was readied the meity official said that there were no instances of breach from aadhaar central identities data repository allegations of aadhaar numbers name and other demographic details being breached are only from the third party and none of them are from uidai central repository he said he informed that the justice bn srikrishnaled committee had deliberated and given recommendations on the proposed law to prevent misuse of personal information and the same has been incorporated in the bill on a query on reserve bank of india saying that all data relating to the payment system has to be stored in the system only in india gopalakrishna said in matters of finance the rbis word is final as per the bill the critical data pertaining to credit and debit cards and banking has to be localised the bill will not deviate from rbis recommendationssocial profiles are being generated on mobile phones and social media to a large extent there is no law so far to protect privacy he added