2021-03-04 Minutes

Attendees:

Voting Participants: Mark King, Mark Hapner, Richard Wilsher, Ken Dagg, Martin Smith

Non-voting participants: Tim Reiniger

Staff: Colin Wallis, Ruth Puente

Quorum: 3 out of 5. There was quorum.

Agenda:

1.Administration:
a.Roll Call
b.Agenda Confirmation
c. Minutes Approval 2021-02-25 DRAFT Minutes

2. Discussion

a. Consider necessary changes to subject-focused criteria.

b. Second Phase of Australian Government Consultation on the Digital Identity Legislation - Kantara initial comments on draft position papers

3. Any Other Business

Minutes Approval

2021-02-25 Minutes were approved by motion. Moved: Mark King Seconded: Mark Hapner. Unanimous approval.

Consider necessary changes to subject-focused criteria.

Richard presented the proposed changes to the CO_SAC criteria which inherently address subjects/subscribers can be more broadly applicable in case of component services, which are the subject of the assessment.
IAWG agreed on the Component-Service Consumer definition as it follows, which was added to the Guidance Column:

Component-Service Consumer: "an organization which may use the service functions provided by the Component Service which is the subject of an assessment.

Notes: 1) This term is limited strictly to this context of service assessments and the applicability of criteria.

2) This term is included within the very broad term "User".

CO#0080 criteria were absorbed by CO#0900.
Component-Service Consumers was added to CO#0900, CO#0120, CO#0130.
Regarding CO#0900 item b), Mark King asked if it would be worth to change "Privacy Policy" with "Data Protection". It was agreed to add both, so now the criterion reads "Privacy/Data Protection Policy".
CO#0140, Mark King pointed out that "timely manner" should be more specific, so the group agreed to replace it with "within a defined time period"

Second Phase of Australian Government Consultation on the Digital Identity Legislation - Kantara initial comments on draft position papers

Ken said that the last draft position paper was released by DTA, Scope and Interoperability Position Paper
Mark King pointed out the comments he made on the following papers: Administration of Charges for Digital Identity; Liability Framework; Privacy and other safeguards; Scope and Interoperability Position Paper

Ken added comments on the Canadian government model to the "Administration of Charges of Digital Identity" paper.
Tim said that he commented on the Scope and Interoperability Position Paper and Liability Framework papers.
It was reminded to the group that the deadline to submit the comments is March 16th CoB EST.

Next meeting: 2021-03-11