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Adding support for given names #394
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Please note, Westpac have indicated to the DSB they would like to include this issue in the next standards-maintenance iteration. Priority will be discussed with community members on the commencement of Iteration 8. |
Thanks @WestpacOpenBanking, first name and middle names are substitutes for given names. You can provide one "given name" in the
Are there any instances where Notes:
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Based on discussion in the maintenance iteration call, examples C2 and C3 have been provided. |
We are supportive of the proposed option. We request that the changes be incorporated directly into the data standards to avoid ambiguity on whether data holder implementations would be compliant with the data standards when implementing this option. Alternatively, if the data standards are not updated to reflect this change, we request that guidance is published stating that this approach would be compliant with rule 4.6 (4). |
Hi @WestpacOpenBanking, this change is now staged for review: ConsumerDataStandardsAustralia/standards-staging@release/1.11.1...maintenance/394 The change includes clarifying documentation to the standards to deal with the handling of given names under these situations. Because it is a documentation fix, this change is intended for release v1.11.1. |
This issue has been included in the v1.11.1 documentation errata and patch release. This issue will be closed accordingly. |
Description
We note that in some cases a person’s first and middle names may sometimes be captured and stored within a single field in IT systems typically as “first names” or “given names”. An common example is the Australian passport application form which currently captures only family name and given names. Currently the CommonPerson schema specifies the firstName as optional and the middleName as mandatory, however to be able to accurately cater for the scenario above we propose that the standards allow for the provision of Given Name/s (a list of all the customer’s first and middle names) in these circumstances.
Area Affected
The CommonPerson object definition which is provided as part of Get Customer and Get Customer Detail API responses.
Change Proposed
We recommend adding a ‘Given Name/s’ list to the CommonPerson object definition.
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