10.1.1 Surveillance Surveillance refers to specific, deliberate monitoring carried out to identify breach of the NDPR. This routine activity arises out of the understanding that operators or parties are legally obliged to perform specific tasks in order to comply with provisions of NDPR, particularly as it affects Data Subjects. Such Controllers may be in deliberate or unconscious breach of the Regulation. identify breaches of regulatory Surveillance will aid NITDA to instruments or co-opt other stakeholders to identify and report breaches to the Agency. 10.1.2 Complaint Filing Any person who believes a party is not complying with any of the provisions of the Regulation may file a complaint with NITDA. a complaint must: a) be filed in writing, either on paper or electronically. b) name the Data Controller or Administrator that is the subject of the complaint and describe the acts or omissions believed to be in violation of the applicable provision(s). NITDA may prescribe additional procedures for the filing of complaints, as well as the place and manner of filing. 21 | P a g e