2015-06-04 Meeting Notes

2015-06-04 Meeting Notes

Date

Jun 04, 2015

Attendees

  • @Mark Lizar (Unlicensed)

  • Justin

Agenda:

  •  We discussed  the MVCR Use case for consentreceipts.org

    • use core model and its viewable in a browser with javascript

    • downloadable as jwt, jwt provides the option for it to be signed. Body of the consent receipt is json, but the container is signable

  • APi, takes in all the different fields - checks them for appropriateness of value

  • generates a signed consent receipt object  jwt

  • on top of this - would be a very simple javascript website, has tools enable people to fill out the form and give a visual of the receipt

  • all this javascript does is call the api, 

  • Implementation Options

    • run your own consent server

    • third party provisioning

  • plan would be to develop consent receipt generator on consentreceipt.org, Justin would do application design, and a bit of engineering, and Sarah,  would do some UX and the web development, oliver would implement on Kantara website, would develop a client application to do on consent receipt.org

  • click on the join kantara, - go over to consent receipts,org and it would return the jwt.

    • how do we get that button into the right place, can he manage that implementation?

    • call the api on consent receipts .org.

  • the upgraded consent button - the button sets the fields needed --. s a dynamic web api – the kantara buttong 

    • re-useable - render code,  so that it cut and pasted on Kantara website.

  • Consent Receipt.org needs open source with liberal license

Issues to add to list

  • who is legally allowed to issue a consent receipt for 

    • this is designated:

      • this would be under contract, to provide consent receipts and would need terms and policies.

      • this would have a consent provisioning contract, which is mixing,  a contract,

- review/finalise the fields for the MVCR

- discuss/develop th consent receipt generator with a common data model so we can play with the model,  

- continue the structuring of the data model

- discuss next steps (if we get this far)

 

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