Government Consent Architecture
Per-purpose, per-attribute consent for citizen data usage. Critical for cross-agency sharing, AI processing, partner verification.
Discuss Your ChallengeStructural elements
Consent collector. Touch points: registration, app, branch, life-event confirmation.
Consent registry. Centralised with purpose taxonomy.
Purpose taxonomy. Service delivery, statistical, partner sharing, AI processing, etc.
Consent enforcement layer. Per-purpose check before data use.
Withdrawal mechanism. Per-purpose.
Audit trail.
Citizen interface. View granted consents, history, withdraw.
Government-specific
Service vs other purposes. Service delivery — automatic consent. Marketing / partner sharing — explicit.
Vulnerable populations. Some may not be able to provide informed consent.
Cross-agency sharing rules. Some cases legally permitted without consent (national security, public health emergency).
Biometric special handling. cbu.uz and similar requirements.
Where it breaks
Consent fragmented per agency.
“Service registration agreement” blanket coverage — too broad.
Withdrawal not enforced operationally.
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