/**
 * India Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 (DPDP Act) Compliance Pack
 *
 * Regulation: Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023
 *             (Act No. 22 of 2023, passed by Parliament 9 August 2023;
 *              received Presidential assent 11 August 2023)
 *
 * Jurisdiction: IN (India)
 * Regulator: Data Protection Board of India (DPBI) -- constituted under
 *            Chapter IV of the DPDP Act 2023
 *
 * Effective date:
 *   The Act was enacted in August 2023. The Central Government will notify
 *   specific provisions to come into force by official Gazette notification.
 *   The DPDP Rules are under consultation and have not been fully notified
 *   as of April 2026. Operational compliance timelines are therefore
 *   subject to rules notification -- verify against current notification
 *   status before relying on specific deadlines below.
 *
 * Scope:
 *   Applies to processing of "digital personal data" of "data principals"
 *   within India (territorial processing), AND processing outside India
 *   where the purpose is offering goods/services to data principals within
 *   India (extra-territorial, mirroring GDPR Art. 3(2) concept).
 *
 *   Key definitions:
 *   - Data principal: the individual to whom personal data relates
 *   - Data fiduciary: person who determines purpose and means of processing
 *   - Data processor: processes data on behalf of data fiduciary
 *   - Significant data fiduciary (SDF): notified by Central Government
 *     based on volume of data, sensitivity, national security risk, etc.
 *
 * Key obligations:
 *   1. Consent with notice (Section 5-6): data fiduciary must provide notice
 *      before or at collection; consent must be free, specific, informed,
 *      unconditional, and unambiguous.
 *   2. Data principal rights (Section 11-14):
 *      - Right to access (s.11)
 *      - Right to correction, completion, and updating (s.12)
 *      - Right to erasure (s.12)
 *      - Right to grievance redressal (s.13)
 *      - Right to nominate (s.14)
 *   3. Child data (Section 9): verifiable parental/guardian consent required
 *      for personal data of children (under 18); prohibition on processing
 *      that is likely to cause detrimental effect on well-being of child.
 *   4. Significant Data Fiduciary obligations (Section 10):
 *      - Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA)
 *      - Data audits
 *      - Appointment of Data Protection Officer (DPO)
 *      - AI-related additional obligations may be notified
 *   5. Cross-border transfer restrictions (Section 16): data fiduciaries
 *      may transfer personal data outside India only to countries notified
 *      by the Central Government as permissible (whitelist approach).
 *   6. Breach notification: data fiduciary must notify DPBI and affected
 *      data principals of personal data breach. Timeline per DPDP Rules
 *      (not yet fully notified -- see note above).
 *   7. Consent withdrawal: data principal may withdraw consent at any time;
 *      ease of withdrawal must be comparable to ease of consent (Section 6(4)).
 *
 * Consent withdrawal hard DENY:
 *   Per Section 6(4), processing actions on a data principal's data after
 *   consent withdrawal are prohibited. Pack enforces a BLOCK on any
 *   processing action where evidence shows consent has been withdrawn for
 *   the relevant data principal.
 *
 * Penalties:
 *   Schedule 1 of the DPDP Act specifies penalty tiers:
 *   - Breach of data principal rights / insufficient security: up to
 *     INR 250 crore (~USD 30M) per breach.
 *   - Failure to notify breach: up to INR 200 crore (~USD 24M).
 *   - Significant data fiduciary non-compliance: up to INR 150 crore.
 *   - Note: DPBI constituted and hearing procedures to be notified.
 *
 * @connexum/ai-governance
 */
import { CompliancePack } from './index';
import { CategoryClassifiers } from '../classification/pack-driven-classifier';
export declare const IN_DPDP_CATEGORY_CLASSIFIERS: CategoryClassifiers;
export declare const IN_DPDP_PACK: CompliancePack & {
    categoryClassifiers: CategoryClassifiers;
};
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