Sentence examples for consent regimes from inspiring English sources

GDPR will also change consent regimes as it can require explicit consent for the collection of personal data — though other lawful bases for processing data are available.

Here the committee notes one of its witnesses emphasizing the need for "appropriate management of data to make sure that it is ethically sourced and used under appropriate consent regimes", and another talking about the need to develop "intelligent privacy" in order for AI to "work successfully for us as a society".

There's a statutory scheme here called the retransmission consent regime that sets out the parameters for the F.C.C. to act.

A section of the FCC order fact sheet saying that de-identified, or anonymized, data is usable "outside the consent regime".

In countries such as the UK the land-use planning consent regime is not concerned with the energy yield of proposed wind developments.

"This bill really adopts an archaic and bankrupt 'notice and consent' regime that we all know doesn't' work," says John Simpson, head of the Google Privacy and Accountability project at Consumer Watchdog.

This departure from the established informed consent regime has been condemned as a disconcerting throwback to the era of medical paternalism.

Countries such as Belgium, which have an "opt-out" rule or presumed consent regime, are therefore interesting for brokers and corporate actors to get access to human tissue material for processing into highly profitable products.

Caulfield et al. suggest that an authorization model for genetic databases may be superior to the present consent regime, but that legislation would be needed prior to adopting such a model [ 9, 10].

We note as well, regardless of consent regime, the high level of concern that was voiced over what happens to one's personal information once it is released to researchers.

In addition, we learned from the dialogues that members of the public are sensitive to the practical implications of requiring consent – including the additional costs and the biases that can be introduced through an opt-in consent regime – and would not want to see this impede research.