Rule 11
Verifiable consent for a person with disability who has a lawful guardian
Requires due diligence that a guardian giving consent was actually appointed under the applicable guardianship law.
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What it says
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- While obtaining verifiable consent from a lawful guardian, the Data Fiduciary must observe due diligence to verify that the guardian is appointed by a court, a designated authority, or a local level committee under the law applicable to guardianship.
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- Defines designated authority, the law applicable to guardianship, local level committee, and person with disability.
Read next
s.9Processing of personal data of childrenRequires verifiable parental consent before processing a child’s data, and bans tracking, behavioural monitoring and targeted advertising directed at children.Rule 10Verifiable consent for processing a child’s personal dataRequires technical measures to obtain verifiable parental consent, and due diligence that the person claiming to be a parent is an identifiable adult.s.2DefinitionsDefines the terms the whole Act turns on, including who counts as a child, a Data Fiduciary and a Data Processor.
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