Kantara Initiative: Notice & Consent Receipt Work

Kantara collaboration all work is Chartered through Kantara to be published.

Currently License Under - Non-Discrimnatory or OPT-Out To a F/RAND - because:

• The v1.2 work is currently underway under the F/Rand to complete the Kantara CISWG contribution (finish the receipt ) for contribution through the ISO / Kantara Liaison

  • Open Consent Groups - Advanced Consented Information Surveillance (AdvCIS - was started once the work in CISWG was voted into ISO 27560 work stream.

• Background

  • Reasonable and non-discriminatory (RAND) terms, also known as fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory (FRAND) terms, denote a voluntary licensing commitment that standards organizations often request from the owner of an intellectual property right (usually a patent) that is, or may become, essential to practice a technical standard.^[1] 

    • Like the consent receipt.

• Since inception of the Kantara Initiative (2011) when it transformed from Liberty Alliance the information sharing work group has worked on data transparency and governance.

  • Smart Species was the first member of the Kantara Information Sharing Work Group and then stepped into the role of another WG at Kantara - the Privacy for Public Policy (P3WG, as Secretary)

• in 2014 - during a WG lull in WG activity - Smart Species co-founded the OpenConsent Group to work on and deliver this set of standards, to liaise with multiple community standards efforts and support lobby for consent standards in the EU and the GDPR.

• In short, this led to the Minimum Viable Consent Receipt (MVCR) project at Kantara.

  • The WG was later updated to the Kantara - Consent and Information Sharing WG - and its work started with the OECD Guidelines and ISTPA research, which was used to develop ISO 29100 and 29184, a standard that started once the MVCR v0.05 was posted. From 2015 forward the work and all its contributions were iterated upon, in line with the cycle of drafts at ISO, all under the CISWG IPR with the Opt-Out to RF-Rand.

The aim of the AdvCIS IPR Is to advertise the providence of this work for international data transfers and fiduciary trusts.

This work is open and is the result of considerable grass roots collaboration. Its work, contributions and the providence of the inputs are preserved to not only honour the people and the projects that contributed them, but so that this work could one day become a global standard for privacy controls, preventing

(Note these tables are in draft - require links to work product)