www.lawcommission.gov.np of which the arrangement of certification of digital signature has mutually been made. (d) By dispatching the notices under Clauses (a), (b) and (c) through email with digital signature or by registry from the post; (e) By revoking all the digital signatures issued by it whether or not there is a request made by any subscriber within the date specified by it to stop the business; (f) By making arrangement for stopping the business without causing, to the extent possible, inconvenience to the subscribers; (g) By making an arrangement to secure the documents, records relating to the acts or transactions carried out by it or the digital signature certificate issued by it for a period up to seven years from the date on which the business is stopped; (h) By making an arrangement for providing compensation of an amount equivalent to the fees to be charged to obtained a new certificate to the subscribers of digital signature certificate issued after specifying a duration which may remain valid even after the date on which it may stop the business; (i) By giving the Controller, after deleting a private key by the Certifying Authority, the information of time and date of the deletion after the expiry of duration of validity of subscriber’s certificate. 22. To Deposit Royalty: The Certifying Authority shall have to deposit as a royalty at least Two per cent amount of the total income, received for the issuance of digital signature certificate by it, within the first week of every month to the Office of the Controller or any bank or financial institution specified by him/her. 15 www.lawcommission.gov.np