Consider the following statement about recent amendment in Aadhaar regulations:
I. Update documents supporting their information at least once every 15 years.
II. It avoid deduplication and removal of ghost beneficiaries.
III. It ensure the continued accuracy of their information in the Central Identities Data Repository. Which of the following is/are not correct statement?

The Centre amended Aadhaar regulations, advising card holders to update documents supporting their information at least once every 10 years from the date of enrolment to ensure the accuracy of the data. The amendment made to the Aadhaar (Enrolment and Update) Regulations requested users to update their documents so as to ensure the continued accuracy of their information in the Central Identities Data Repository. Around 1000 government schemes – 650 from state governments and 315 from central government – use Aadhaar authentication services to avoid deduplication and removal of ghost beneficiaries. A Central Identity Repository is the primary source and database of users for your Identity Management program. Establishing a central identity repository is necessary for streamlining and centralizing Identity Management tasks and functions like: ·         Provisioning and deprovisioning ·         Single sign-on ·         Role-based Access Control ·         Federation of Identity Management