Kanban board + Action points from last week

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• Consent BB Spec 2.0 scoping (to be cont’d)

General update (5 min)

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Update from iGrant

Sandbox integration WP3 is ongoing, and the Sandbox integration is ready.

Test compliance is being worked on now, too.

WPs and Deliverables

UI/UX and specification

Ain brought up the DDX Consent BB’s specification, in order to talk about a review of Govstack UX specification vs. DDX UX.

Action items

We have been discussion consent definition and alignment with the DDX solution in terms of:

• Current specification’s consent definition

• Data Agreement

• Alignment with UX Guidelines

• What do we need to add in the spec (schemas/endpoints) if the whole UI flow of DDX should be included?

Offline consent

in preparation for next meeting

Notes from this meeting:

• on-demand consent is perhaps less of a “practical” need for Government use-cases, since government usecases often have a legal basis (legitimate interest/obligation etc)

• Ain notes that it’s the role of the application (not the Consent BB) to produce “on-demand” consent, so the Consent BB supports this scenario, however it does not directly facilitate it.

• We can think of our specification text with the reader in mind. In this case, we can support readers looking to “plug in” the Consent BB in a data transaction in order to guide their understanding towards best-practice consent design and app architecture.

To summarize this, we believe that it’s possible to include “on-demand” consent by describing how an application can use the Consent BB for this scenario. This can be a section in the specification. [immediately after the meeting, this has been captured as a candidate for the FAQ section]

We’ll continue this discussion in the next meeting to cover other aspects of offline consent that are relevant to our immediate roadmap.

Note from original meeting: We had to postpone this. Note that we’re trying to figure out a terminology here. “On-demand” consent was used to emphasize the risks of this kind of thinking, but “offline consent” will help us capture the broader nature. Everyone is encouraged to think about terminology

UI/UX feature in DDX Spec

Should we add this to Consent BB spec too?

Consent delegation

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• https://govstack-global.atlassian.net/browse/CON-52

• Where is the relationship between individuals stored?

  • The application is aware of it?

  • Another BB is aware of it?

  • Auditing should be able to verify it

Review necessary Gherkin scenarios to implement

@Benjamin Balder Bach Skipped

https://govstack-global.atlassian.net/browse/CON-15

Spec 2.0: Unfolding new roadmap items

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New issues

@sasi

parked for future meeting

• What do we expect other BBs that call Consent-BB to store?

• When do we like to use Consent-BB and when do we not expect this? (This should also be know to the auditor.)

Discussion: How shall we address such matters, which do not fit into specification format?