Governance
CDR
Consumer Data Right framework for data sharing across sectors.
Definition
The Consumer Data Right (CDR) is the statutory framework enabling consumers to access and share their data with accredited third parties; the report recommends reforming the CDR to be more flexible and lower compliance costs to enable broader, higher‑value data sharing across sectors.
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Non-Personal Data Authority (NPDA)
Proposed regulator for non-personal data governance....
Data Trusts
Legal/organisational structures to steward shared datasets....
data policy
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