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- Colin was asked by Think Digital Partners to write a piece as part of his role on its Advisory Board, he chose to write about legislation regarding digital identity. In that post, he talks about the scope of planned legislation to the extent of his knowledge. His His observations are broadly restricted to the 'five nations' common law countries not only because he is most familiar with them, but also three of the five are Kantara members.
- Colin He commented that members of Kantara have received an email and others may have seen press coverage that GSA is rejoining Kantara, this is a major step forward. In addition, he mentioned that Mastercard has also joined Kantara, it is good news considering the size of a company like this one.
- There is a new Discussion Group, Colin said that maybe some members from IAWG may be interested. It is called “Privacy & Identity Protection in mobile driving license ecosystems” and it will focus on rounding out the ISO 18013-5 mDL standard's privacy and security recommendations in Annex E.
- Ruth added that the interest in 800-63-3 is growing, mostly every week there is a call with a potential CSP . Now there are three plans for applications and a and ARB agenda is getting very busy. A new CSP will be approved soon (Neustar). She remarked the pipeline is growing and the ARB agenda is very busy. In relation to GSA, in the last meeting they stressed that they will support only the 63C.63-3 and no longer the Classic as rev.4 is coming soon.
- Colin mentioned that earlier today there was a call between the three government members of Kantara. Basically, New Zealand, Australia and the USA joined on a call.
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- Ken said that the mDL privacy discussion group Discussion Group is standing up. It is called “Privacy & Identity Protection in mobile driving license ecosystems” and it will focus on rounding out the ISO 18013-5 mDL standard's privacy and security recommendations in Annex E.He opened the invitation to collaborate and participate.
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