Mumbai: India’s fledgling blockchain<\/a> technocrats are dismayed with the roadmap announced by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology<\/a> (MeitY<\/a>) in its draft national strategy on blockchain released last month. Industry bodies said they want minimal interference from the government at this stage of an industry that is a movement towards a more decentralised system. 全球影响FinTech(礼物),政府区块链协会(GBA)和网络与社会中心(CIS),印度曾表示,根据该规则,MeitY会严格控制区块链在印度限制阻碍创新。 孟买:印度刚刚起步的区块链技术专家与路线图宣布的沮丧电子和信息技术(MeitY)在其国家战略草案在上个月发布的区块链。行业团体说,他们希望政府现阶段的最小干扰这一行业是一个运动朝着更分散的系统。
Global Impact FinTech (GIFT), Government Blockchain Association (GBA) and the Centre for Internet and Society<\/a> (CIS), India, have said that under the proposed rules, MeitY would have tight control over blockchain in India hobbling limiting innovation.
IT industry lobby group Nasscom<\/a> has also said that where the government intends to engage in blockchain regulation is ‘unclear’ and the industry wants more details on the ‘role of the government’.
Meity had invited stakeholder suggestions by February 16.
In its response, the India chapters of global lobby groups GIFT and GBA in a note have said that it is “too early” for the government to come out with a regulatory framework. “It is recommended that the government does not create any framework for the time being and allows the ecosystem to evolve freely with the active support of the government. Such a framework, when created too early, without adequate understanding of what may be needed and when the ecosystem is not yet mature may not be successful,” they said in a joint response to the MeitY paper on national strategy for blockchain.
It further stated that the best way for the government to nurture a blockchain ecosystem in the country is by becoming a customer of some blockchain applications. This will allow startups build, operate, and run the projects for prolonged durations and capture learnings, it said.
“Between the various arms of the government across the central and the state governments, there can be an immense amount of direct engagement that can be done to ensure startups get real time projects that they can implement with the government. This will provide government wide ranging experience of what works and what does not,” the joint response noted.
Nasscom in its own feedback on the MeitY draft has the “government is best placed to be in a regulatory and ecosystem development capacity than in an infrastructure provision and maintenance capacity.”![\"\"](\"\/\/www.iser-br.com\/Themes\/Release\/images\/responsive\/ettelecom-default.jpg\")
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行业组织抵制MeitY新区块链路线图
全球影响FinTech(礼物)、政府(GBA)和区块链联系网络与社会中心(CIS),印度表示,根据该规则,MeitY会严格控制区块链在印度限制阻碍创新。
2月16日Meity邀请了利益相关者的建议。
在其反应,全球游说团体礼品和GBA的印度章节在一份报告中表示,这是“过早”政府与监管框架出来。“建议政府暂时不创建任何框架,允许自由发展的生态系统和政府的积极支持。这样一个框架,创建时太早,没有足够的了解可能需要当生态系统还不成熟可能不是成功的,“他们说国家战略联合应对MeitY纸区块链。
它进一步表示,最好的方式为政府培育一个区块链的生态系统在一些区块链的国家成为一个客户应用程序。这将允许企业构建、运行和运行项目长时间和获取知识,它说。
之间的各种武器在中央政府和州政府,可以有大量的直接参与,才能确保公司得到实时的项目,他们可以实现与政府。这将提供政府广泛的经验什么可行、什么不可行,”联合回应说。
Nasscom MeitY草案的反馈有“政府最好放置在一个监管和生态系统发展能力比基础设施提供和维护能力。”
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Mumbai: India’s fledgling blockchain<\/a> technocrats are dismayed with the roadmap announced by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology<\/a> (MeitY<\/a>) in its draft national strategy on blockchain released last month. Industry bodies said they want minimal interference from the government at this stage of an industry that is a movement towards a more decentralised system.
Global Impact FinTech (GIFT), Government Blockchain Association (GBA) and the Centre for Internet and Society<\/a> (CIS), India, have said that under the proposed rules, MeitY would have tight control over blockchain in India hobbling limiting innovation.
IT industry lobby group Nasscom<\/a> has also said that where the government intends to engage in blockchain regulation is ‘unclear’ and the industry wants more details on the ‘role of the government’.
Meity had invited stakeholder suggestions by February 16.
In its response, the India chapters of global lobby groups GIFT and GBA in a note have said that it is “too early” for the government to come out with a regulatory framework. “It is recommended that the government does not create any framework for the time being and allows the ecosystem to evolve freely with the active support of the government. Such a framework, when created too early, without adequate understanding of what may be needed and when the ecosystem is not yet mature may not be successful,” they said in a joint response to the MeitY paper on national strategy for blockchain.
It further stated that the best way for the government to nurture a blockchain ecosystem in the country is by becoming a customer of some blockchain applications. This will allow startups build, operate, and run the projects for prolonged durations and capture learnings, it said.
“Between the various arms of the government across the central and the state governments, there can be an immense amount of direct engagement that can be done to ensure startups get real time projects that they can implement with the government. This will provide government wide ranging experience of what works and what does not,” the joint response noted.
Nasscom in its own feedback on the MeitY draft has the “government is best placed to be in a regulatory and ecosystem development capacity than in an infrastructure provision and maintenance capacity.”
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