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02. Amending business consumer disclosure consent - Detached flow

02. Amending business consumer disclosure consent - Detached flow

Checklist ref

1CO2.02.38

Area
1CO2. Amending Consent
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38

Type
CX Guideline
Requirement level
MAY
Participant
Data Recipient
Statement

This flow demonstrates an amendment to a business consumer disclosure consent only. Data recipients may propose a consent duration of up to 7 years to business consumers for permitted consents under 1.10A(10). Other consents, such as collection consents (and the corresponding data holder authorisations), are limited to a maximum of 12 months. A detached disclosure consent amendment may occur where the original disclosure consent was given separate to the associated collection and use consents. It may also occur where a bundled collection, use and disclosure consent was given, but different durations were selected for the disclosure consent and the collection consent. If this approach were taken, collection consent renewals would still need to be requested at least every 12 months, inline with the collection duration originally consented to. To avoid detached amendments for consents originally given in a bundled fashion, data recipients may alternatively choose to propose a single duration of up to 12 months for all requested consents when inviting the consumer to give the initial consent. This would allow the data recipient to invite the consumer to renew all the consent types in a single action.

Reference

CDR Rules 1.10A(10), 4.11(1)(b), 4.12(1)–(1A)

Example

Consent: Amending consents

Version introduced
1.33.0
Date introduced

5 March 2025

Date modified

Status
Active