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DSB Maintenance Iteration 8: Agenda & Meeting Notes (14 July 2021)
Date and time: 14/07/2021, 2pm - 3pm AEST
Location: WebEx
Dial-in details:
- https://treasuryau.webex.com/treasuryau/j.php?MTID=md2844e32bbac294d42779fead7663f79
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- Dial In Access Code: 165 569 9964
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Chair: Mark Verstege, DSB
Maintenance overview: Further information
Maintenance project board: See here
Decision Proposal: This maintenance iteration is being consulted on under Decision Proposal 202
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Release plan: schedule of forwards looking standards releases
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Iteration 7 retrospective
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Future Plan: Review of Q1 and new changes
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Open Decision Proposals: key consultation dates
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Iteration 8 Backlog grooming
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Normative standards review
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Any other business
Meeting notes
This week is the first call of the 8th maintenance iteration incorporating the retrospective for the 7th maintenance iteration. The purpose of the meeting is to review the open change requests and prioritise the backlog based on community input.
- Allow 5 min for participants to join
- Housekeeping
- Overview, purpose and intended outcomes of the meeting
No outstanding actions
- v1.11.0 was published on June 30th 2021 incorporating CX standards changes and the approved change requests from the 7th maintenance iteration
- v1.11.1: A hot fix release is planned for late July to address minor errata.
- v1.12.0+: There is not v1.12.0 currently planned.
You can provide your input to the Iteration 7 retrospective here: https://miro.com/app/board/o9J_l6zeUCo=/
The following decision proposals are open for community feedback
DP # | Closing date | DP |
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203 | No closing date | Normative Standards Review (2021) |
200 | No closing date | Noting Paper 200 - Action Initiation Framework |
183 | 23/07/2021 | Decision Proposal 183 - Purpose Based Consents |
182 | 23/07/2021 | Decision Proposal 182 - InfoSec Uplift for Write |
158 | Closed | Decision Proposal 158 - Participant capability discovery |
Review of Q3 and new changes: https://github.com/ConsumerDataStandardsAustralia/future-plan/projects/1
To assist with prioritisation, the DSB requests that community participants use the 👍 (+1) and 👎 (-1) emoticon buttons for each change request to nominate their voting preference.
All open change requests can be found here: Standards Maintenance Issues.
Items carried over from Maintenance Iteration 7
- #373 - Confusing use of the term 'base path'
- #150 - A loan may have no end date but loanEndDate is mandatory
Items requested to be prioritised by the community
- #150 - A loan may have no end date but loanEndDate is mandatory
- #240 - 'SHOULD' for access token revocation
- #394 - Adding support for given names
- #291 - Credit card loyalty program data: significant gaps and lack of structure
- #292 - Credit card balance plans and payment hierarchy: inadequate information within the CDS
Address any other business arising from the community
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Standards documentation improvements
- A bank raised some issues with interpretation of standards releases
- They asked whether the structure of the future dated obligations could be reviewed.
- They proposed aligning future dated obligations to candidate releases. A release would then target a specific set of obligations on a specific date
- Other banks were comfortable with the current structure of the future dated obligations
- One participant explained they primarily want stability and predictability with timelines
- Agreed that the DSB will create an agenda item for the next iteration meeting to discuss
- Participants were asked to raise this issue as a set of practical proposals to progress discussion
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Issue 394
- https://github.com/ConsumerDataStandardsAustralia/standards-maintenance/issues/394
- Problem statement: product systems don't differentiate first and middle name versus spaced first names (e.g. Mary Jane vs Mary-Jane). Having a more flexible customer name structure could allow for easier compliance with providing name data
- One bank mentioned their KYC rules considered given names not first vs middle
- Proposing that returning an array of first and middle names could solve this
- Question was asked whether the same issue applies for surnames: should the change request be looking at the whole name not just given names?
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Issue 150
- https://github.com/ConsumerDataStandardsAustralia/standards-maintenance/issues/150
- Problem statement: Loan end date, repayment frequency and next instalment date aren't always available for some lending products.
- Impacts PRD and account data
- DSB to propose options for consultation
- Union (uType) with specific product characteristics
- Setting known defaults where values aren't available
- Reverting fields to optional
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Issue 373
- https://github.com/ConsumerDataStandardsAustralia/standards-maintenance/issues/373
- Problem statement: The data standards use different terminology and terms at different times to mean the same thing. These should be reviewed, streamlined and standardised
- The current problem statement considers base URI and base path however participants have also raised:
- the term holder path
- brand vs data holder terminology
- data recipient vs software product terminology
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Issue 240
- https://github.com/ConsumerDataStandardsAustralia/standards-maintenance/issues/240
- Problem statement: CDR overrides the upstream standard requiring access token revocation and the impact to JWT based access tokens
- Discussion focused on the short lived nature of the access token versus the refresh token
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Issue 292
- https://github.com/ConsumerDataStandardsAustralia/standards-maintenance/issues/292
- Problem statement: Credit cards aren't created equal. They have different balance plans, interest rates and repayment terms (e.g. interest free period).
- Impact to PRD and Account Detail
- Similar issues may exist for home loans (fixed vs variable home loans)
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Issue 291
- https://github.com/ConsumerDataStandardsAustralia/standards-maintenance/issues/291
- Problem statement: Loyalty programs are significant components offered as part of products and incentivise customers taking up certain products across different sectors (including banking). Currently the loyalty program data is light on detail and structure with inconsistent implementation.
- Introduce more structure to represent rewards programs e.g. "currency", earn rate and balance
- Potentially a correction to PRD product description
- Impacts to PRD and account detail
- No other business was raised
- DSB to add standards release structure as an agenda item for next meeting
- CBA to propose practical solutions for addressing release candidates and future dated obligations
- WBC to modify Issue #394 with a specific solution proposal
- DSB to propose options for Issue 150