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03c. CDR representative arrangement

03c. CDR representative arrangement

Checklist ref

1CO.03c.20

Area
1CO. Consent
Wireframe ref

20

Type
CX Guideline
Requirement level
MAY
Participant
Data Recipient
Statement

As per rule 4.20J, withdrawing consents using a simple alternative method of communication can be to the CDR representative principal or the CDR representative. When seeking to address the requirements of rule 4.20E(3)(m)(ii), recipients should include the method of communication for the party the consumer is most familiar with. CDR representative principals must include the details of the simple method of communication in their CDR policy. Where a consumer contacts the CDR representative principal, rather than the CDR representative, the principal may also choose to present contact details that align with the brand, name, or domain of the CDR representative to maintain consistency in the interaction.

Reference

CDR Rule 4.20J, 4.20E(3)(m)(ii) | 10 Usability Heuristics for User Interface Design: Match Between the System and the Real World (Nielsen)

Example

Consent: Collection and use consents

Version introduced
1.15.0
Date introduced

23 December 2021

Date modified

5 March 2025

Status
Retired