2014-01-28 Meeting Notes - Hackathon and Consent Legal Map Call

Update on the Schema

Mary & Tom

• Not much done so we will work on the schema

• Tom asking for a starting point for the schema

• Mary. Schema to Treat people based on where they live and not where they travel to. However both should be taken into account.

• Mark. Whatever the jurisdiction of the ISP people use would be the consent jurisdiction.

Consent Map

Mark

• Start assigning jurisdictions for people to work on (ex: Valentino working from Italy), this can be found in the consent map spreadsheet.  

•  People need to sign up On the consent map spreadsheet for jurisdictions. It avoids people duplicating jurisdictions or working on 2 at the same time.

• Everyone to take a look at instructions and try adding a jurisdiction, 

• raise up comments on the spreadsheet and Mark will address them as they come up.. Maybe raise this for discussion if need be at a later date. 

• Get people editor access. 

• Think through the process of giving that access, sign to the workgroup or not or backup the spreadsheet in order to avoid messing it up.?

  • decision is to leave it open to participate at this time then sign up to CISWG participation agreement at a later date

  • Don’t want to put a barrier to people to access. Ask them to sign a participation agreement.

• Hackpad for the instructions to filling in the consent map --> https://hackpad.com/Consent-Legal-Map-Overview-Instructions-ysMNJu6X23b#:h=Introduction

• Lots of details when it comes to consent. The grey highlighted columns are for the consent receipt. (Sensible personal info) . California might have more laws. In that case we created another sheet. Theres a USA sheet on the spreadsheet with the sector laws. 

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