Question
Consider the following statements about retention of electronic records under the IT Act: 1. The record must be retained in a format that can accurately represent the information originally generated. 2. The record must necessarily be retained only in printed paper form. 3. The requirement of retention is satisfied if the information remains accessible for subsequent reference. Which of the above are correct according to the IT Act, 2000?
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