How do I submit comments on SEBI’s consultation papers?

How do I submit comments on SEBI’s consultation papers?

Submitting your comments on SEBI’s consultation papers is a valuable way to contribute to the regulatory process. SEBI invites feedback from individuals, institutions, and stakeholders through an online form designed to gather structured public input.

Steps to submit comments on SEBI consultation papers

You can submit comments through SEBI’s official feedback form. Here’s how:

  1. Open the SEBI feedback form
    Visit: SEBI Feedback Portal
  2. Fill in your details
    • Enter your name, mobile number, and email address
    • Select your country, state, and city
    • Choose your organization type (e.g., Individual, Company, Association)
    • Enter the organization name (if applicable)
  3. Select the consultation paper
    • Choose the paper you’re commenting on from the list
    • Select the associated regulation mentioned in the document
  4. Provide your feedback
    • In the 'Proposals' section, select the proposal you wish to respond to
    • Indicate your level of agreement (e.g., Strongly Agree, Agree, Partially Agree, etc.)
    • Write your comments and rationale in the text box provided
  5. Submit
    • Enter the CAPTCHA code shown on the screen
    • Click the 'Submit' button to complete your response

What if...

ScenarioWhat you should know
You want to comment on multiple proposalsYou can provide separate feedback for each listed proposal in the same form.
You're unsure which regulation to selectRefer to the consultation paper’s overview section; it will specify the related regulation.
You accidentally selected the wrong consultation paperRefresh the form or revisit the page to start over before submission.
Be clear and concise in your responses—SEBI values structured feedback with logical reasoning.
Last updated: 19 Jun 2025
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