Dear WG, I am presenting at the Eclipse privacy model group this Thursday, aiming to fully draw upon the ANCR body of work to present Digital Transparency by Default as a universal privacy model pattern for glass-boxed data governance. In this model I would like to present ANCR as an id-governance transparency and consent pattern, that can be implemented as a 27560 profile, to complete the original consent receipt work and try to Cleary explain the difference. Promoting the ANCR work, the consent receipt as intended, and this 27560 ANCR information structure for digital transparency by default and am leaning into this a path towards an international Digital Trust for AI Code of practice. (To use common buzzwords) To this end I am aware of a number of parties that might be interested in, or maybe directly overlapping with the ANCR model, besides the ISO/IEC 27560 Committee and W3C DPV, there is UN CEFACT, the Canadian Standards Council of Canada, the Digital Governance Standards Institute, also potentially Australian Regulators. Building off the last WG call, I have review the current IPR license, and it seems to me that we could use the TPI-Report as mechanism in the WG to register a members ANCR implementation, for a development license. And that with a few updates - might be able to update it to a international / rather than US specific FRAND, Event details Topic: Models4Privacy Mtg #16 Date: Thu, Nov 13, 2025 Time: 16:00 UTC: Join Zoom Meeting: https://eclipse.zoom.us/j/85805999825?pwd=TQKPFO9bbHwQa8VjkdWfwBIwLCbn8Z.1 Meeting ID: 858 0599 9825 Passcode: 879001 Audience: Privacy officers, regulators, policy leaders, product and risk teams Best Regards, Mark PS. My Action Item from last meting - to review IPR - Rand, <https://kantara.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/WA/pages/215285761/WG+IP+License> and clauses, Here is the text for attribution from Sal for TPI “ This registration and referenced artefacts implement the Kantara Initiative ANCR (Anchored Notice and Consent Receipt) Work Group specifications under the Reciprocal Royalty‑Free with Opt‑out to RAND license. TPI assessments and reports comply with the ANCR WG IP Policy to ensure transparent and open use of the specification for measuring transparency performance indicators.: Draft Text from Me, for ANCR model and Pattern development presentation on Thursday, "The ANCR privacy model pattern presented here complies and conforms with the ANCR WG TPI-R, and the ANCR WG IPR, this provides DTL with a valid ANCR Development license, that complies with Kantara Initiative IPR Requirements (Article 2), to enable the ANCR Copyright (Article 3), (see below) “ My Recommendation @Tim R - what do you think? I suggest we register these on the wiki during a meeting, and update the IPR Policy to be international instead of the 3 USA specific, so that there is a valid grant for the work we are presenting, with a process to validate more, as long as conformant with the KI requirement to be a steward of the work, achieved with the ANCR TPI-R, Note some funny references The parties hereto acknowledge that works created by employees of the Federal Government are not subject to copyright protection within the United States and may be copied or used by interested parties. Or, 4.1, use and license rights to the United States Government’s interest in any applicable patent rights developed in whole or part by its employees or contractors are subject to and governed by Federal law and regulation. Terms of this Option are applicable to Federal employees, agencies, or contractors to the extent that they do not conflict with Federal law or regulation, and if Participant is a Federal agency or contractor it agrees to use its best efforts to exercise whatever discretion granted to it by Federal law and regulation to make such patent rights available on terms consistent with the principles of this Option. *Sections from the IPR Policy) ARTICLE 2: DEVELOPMENT LICENSES Each Participant hereby grants to each other Participant a limited, irrevocable, non- exclusive, worldwide, no-fee, royalty-free right and license of such Participant’s Licensed Materials and under any of the Participant’s claims that would be Necessary Claims if the Licensed Materials were included in an Corporation Recommendation Technical Specification solely to conduct the work of the Group up to the point at which the Members approve (or reject) a Final Draft Technical Specification recommended by the Group in question. ARTICLE 3: COPYRIGHT Each Participant hereby grants to all other Participants an irrevocable, perpetual, non- exclusive, worldwide, paid-up copyright license to reproduce, display, perform, prepare and have prepared derivative works based upon, distribute and sublicense its Licensed Materials included in the specific Corporation Recommendation and derivative works thereof, including the right to authorize Subsidiaries to do any, some or all of the foregoing, and including under any copyright interest such Participant holds in the Corporation Recommendation that is distinct from its copyright interest(s) in the Licensed Materials included in such Corporation Recommendation; provided, however, that each Participant acknowledges that the Kantara Initiative seeks to act as the steward for defining and revising Corporation Recommendations, and no Participant shall take any actions under the foregoing license, including but not limited to granting sublicenses to third parties, that would be inconsistent with this intention. The parties hereto acknowledge that works created by employees of the Federal Government are not subject to copyright protection within the United States and may be copied or used by interested parties. digital identfication anchor framework the ISO/IEC 27560 ANCR record information structure