Questions liées à l’authentification intergouvernementale

Structure de gouvernance pour l’IAA intergouvernementale

En vertu de son mandat, le Groupe de travail sur l’IAA doit recommander une structure de gouvernance permanente et la soumettre à l’examen du CDPISP et du CPSSP. À cette fin, le Groupe de travail a présenté un document initial intitulé Governance for Identification, Authentication and Authorization . Il est à prévoir que tout modèle de gouvernance intergouvernemental devra faire l’objet de plusieurs versions, étant donné l’ampleur des questions à examiner et que sa mise au point sera un exercice permanent.

Protection des renseignements personnels

As previously stated, there is an urgent need to provide a definitive analysis that will clarify the constraints imposed on cross-jurisdictional authentication by privacy legislation, regulation and policy. The focus of this work will be on the requirements for privacy compliance. The IA&A Working Group has developed an initial discussion paper on privacy issues related to Cross-Jurisdictional Identification, Authentication and Authorization. Specifically, it aims to define the privacy issue, identify an approach to addressing the issue and proposing next steps.

While this is an overview paper, it is recognized that the issue of privacy has great breadth and complexity. Thus, it is recommended that the document be taken as a starting point for a more comprehensive and fully nuanced analysis to be conducted by an appropriate cross-jurisdictional committee with expertise on these issues.

Responsabilité

Liability has been identified as a key issue to be addressed in order to enable interoperability. Ontario is leading the development of an issues paper that will identify the areas where liability could be incurred, the associated risks and possible models to address or limit liability. Input from the IAA Working Group will be sought as this work is undertaken. It is expected that the issues paper will be completed and presented to Lac Carling in 2005.