Folks (and especially Domenico)-- I belatedly realized that I was mistaken about the two table-oriented state diagrams for which I was requesting graphical help. What I originally pointed to were two unfinished state diagrams for the requesting side, not for the data subject (access granting) side. On the call I was quickly making edits using correct language for Requesting Party and Requesting Agent, but that was a bit nonsensical in the context of our traditional States 1-4 that we've been discussing all this time.

I've cleaned up what are now slides 2 and 3 for the access granting side (the actual target of the graphical help request), and along with that I have a) suggested to change the state numbering so that management under care becomes State 2 and b) added clarifying/corrected examples to the speaker's notes of slide 2.

But I have also finished the process of creating two slides for the requesting side, with some initial analysis and the invention of four new states. I hope you'll have a chance to take a look before our biz-legal call next week.

NOTE: Next week's Tuesday call is our final one in the biz-legal series for the year, and it has been moved to be a half-hour earlier than usual due to a conflict. We do also have Thursday calls this week and next!

Eve Maler
Cell or Signal +1 425.345.6756 | Skype: xmlgrrl | Twitter: @xmlgrrl



On Tue, Dec 10, 2019 at 11:07 AM Eve Maler <eve@xmlgrrl.com> wrote:
https://kantarainitiative.org/confluence/display/uma/UMA+legal+subgroup+notes#UMAlegalsubgroupnotes-2019-12-10

2019-12-10

Attending: Eve, Andi, Cigdem, Tim, Colin, Mark, Nancy

Lisa and Eve subsequently discussed the intro section and Eve did some more editing of it. This led her to bring up a few more legal party terminology and definition questions. It looks like we can remove the "Individual or Legal Person" phrases where they occur currently in the definitions of RRA and RqP. Let's do that. (Eve edited this live on the call, in both the canonical spreadsheet version and in the report.)

We discussed the question of Requesting Agent/Requesting Party. Tim made the excellent point that, until we hear that the outside world has a problem with the terms, we probably don't want to obsess any more about it. We could change it later if it turns out to present friction. We acknowledge that "agent" is a very different thing in the legal and technical worlds. Capitalized words are used in their legal party senses and we say that in the report, so legal experts and similar should be prepared to understand such terms in their legal senses.

We discussed whether to cram mentions of "agency contract" and "access contract" into the pentagram diagram (new nickname!). Should we do "progressive disclosure" in the document and have a version that has just the dashed pentagram, possibly with the agency and access contract wording added, and then a version with the delegation and license details added? If he is willing, let's ask Domenico to create a short series of diagrams.

AI: Eve/Domenico: Eve to ask Domenico to create several pentagrams (these are all additive):

  • One with just the dashed pentagram lines and agency contract/access contract labels (as illustrated on the old "spaghetti" diagram on slide 7 here) – delegation/licensing relationship arrows removed
  • One with all the delegation/licensing relationship arrows added back, as currently exist in the diagram
  • One with a "spur on the left side with Data Subject-to-RRA relationship arrows added (as illustrated on the left side of slide 9 here)
  • One with a "spur" on the right side with a Requesting Party-to-Requesting Agent arrow added (as illustrated on the right side of slide 9 here)

AI: Eve/Domenico: Eve to ask Domenico to create two table-oriented "state" diagrams (slides 3 and 4 here):

  • One without arrows
  • One to reflect the state changes with the arrows


Eve Maler
Cell or Signal +1 425.345.6756 | Skype: xmlgrrl | Twitter: @xmlgrrl