Data Right definition
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The New Zealand Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment ("MBIE") is undertaking a consultation on a possible Consumer Data Right in New Zealand, and indicated that legislative reform could occur in the future.
The Consumer Data Right gives you the right to: • access some of the data (including personal information) held about you by us and by other data holders (‘CDR Data’); and • consent to an accredited third party accessing your CDR Data held by us; We have a policy about our management of CDR Data.
The ACCC also proactively examines competition issues in financial services, and has responsibility for implementing the Consumer Data Right reforms.
If a Member receives a Data Right Notice relating to Scheme Data, then: ● If it believes any of the data to which the notice relates is being processed by another Member, it shall at its discretion, consulting with the Scheme Data Subject where necessary, either refer the Scheme Data Subject to the other Member; or pass on any relevant part of the Data Right Notice to the Other Member which shall treat it as having been given to them.
Open Banking may also lead to cyber and fraud risks in the Consumer Data Right ecosystem.
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You may consent for an Accredited Data Recipient under the Consumer Data Right (CDR) to disclose your CDR data to us.
The Australian Government passed legislation in August 2019 to establish a Consumer Data Right which seeks to improve consumers’ ability to compare and switch between products and services.
The Consumer Data Right is being introduced in the banking sector in phases.
But in handling a Data Right Notice, Members shall not communicate any personal data relating to the Scheme Data Subject to one another without the prior consent of the Scheme Data Subject.