Date
2018-11-14
Status of Minutes
DRAFT
Approved at: <<Insert link to minutes showing approval>>
Agenda
- Call to order
- Roll Call & Determination of quorum status
- Agenda bashing
- Kantara Organization updates
- WG Motions
- Discussion
- Upcoming conferences and events
- All Other Business (AOB)
- Adjourn
Attendees
Voting
- Corné van Rooij
- Jim Pasquale
- Andrew Hughes
Non-Voting
- David Turner
- Ken Klingenstein
- Colin Wallis
- Sal D'Agostino
Regrets
Quorum Status
Meeting was <<<>>> quorate
Voting participants
Participant roster (CMS) - Quorum is 4 of 6 as of 2018-04-02
(Voting status: Corné van Rooij, Jim Pasquale, Andrew Hughes, Tony Fish, Pushpalanka Jayawardhana, John Wunderlich)
Discussion Items
Time | Item | Who | Notes |
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5 min | - Call to order
- Roll call
- Agenda bashing
- Organization updates
| Chair |
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5 min | WG Motions Quorum required | Chair | Moved by: Seconded: Discussion: Result:
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5 min | Introductions | All | Welcome!
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30 min | Discussion on document drafting | Corné | The draft is in a Google doc - feel free to comment - Chairs and Editor will control acceptance of material. - Review this Powerpoint deck
- Corné gave an overview of the process steps iWelcome goes through during customer workshops.
- The workshops deal with Information Management, data flows, and eventually what user consents are required by the customer systems.
- They talk about the customer journey (UI and consumer facing) and the iWelcome digital platform (API and platform facing)
- Definethe data model, the data processing purposes and consumer control capabilities
- They discover the mandatory minimum data to deliver the service; data processed under other legal bases (collection is permitted but not mandatory); voluntary data where consent is needed
- Q: Noted that "workforce" is listed in the first slide - do the workshops cover employee data? Normally the workshops are directed at the 'consumer' interaction.
- ACTION: The Employee use case should be covered in the consent use cases.
- They work through the customer journey to define the data model - registration and initial data collection, data collection at later stages
- The process highlights where additional data is wanted by the company but is not in the data model - requires further analysis by the team
- The workshop then defined processing purposes for each of Mandatory, Other legal basis, and Voluntary data collection/processing
- Note that these analysis processes are independent of the specific architecture implemented
- Corné showed how the metadata could be used to give transparency and user controls in the mobile UI
- Q: Should there be a "consent notice" in addition to the "privacy notice"?
- Patterns that we should analyse
- One time data collection, single use
- One time data collection, multiple use
- Periodic data collection
- 'Continuous' data collection from a data connection
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FYI | Discussion on the Interview Questions | All | The first draft of the interview questions is in a Google doc - please comment. |
5 min | Upcoming conferences and events | Andrew | Events that Kantara will have an active role: https://kantarainitiative.org/events/ - Corné presented a draft WG timeline leading up to EIC in May
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5 min | AOB | Chair | - At the Kantara member member meeting - Paul Knowles presented the Blinding Identity Taxonomy and Schema Overlays - put on the agenda for a future meeting
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| Adjourn | Chair | Next WG meeting Wednesday, November 21, 2018 10:00 Eastern Standard Time / 14:00 GMT |