Hey Hans,
thanks for following up on this.
Before we start working on this, is a policy proposal really needed? I'm
not sure which policy proposal should be updated.
I would be happy to make a policy proposal - I will need your help or
Marco's.
@Denis - do you want to co-author?
Elvis
On 2/22/19 06:40, Hans Petter Holen via db-wg wrote:
Following Denis’s presentation at the last database working group
meeting and Elvis’s messages to the RIPE NCC members list I think it
is time to have a new discussion on the need for personal objects in
the RIPE Database.
https://ripe77.ripe.net/presentations/63-PERSONobjects.pdfhttps://ripe77.ripe.net/archives/video/2298/https://www.ripe.net/ripe/mail/archives/members-discuss/2019-February/003295.html
This is not questioning previous legal assessments of GDPR compliance,
but taking a step back and looking at how would we do this if we were
to design the RIPE Database with today's privacy requirements in mind.
The ccTLD for .NO, Norid made an update to their service last year to
completely remove person objects from their database.
https://www.norid.no/uploads/2017/12/Datamodell-revidert-en-v2.pdf
In terms of the RIPE Database, that would mean that resources would
refer to organisational objects and roles, not to personal objects.
Perhaps Denis and/or Elvis would propose a policy change in this respect?
Hans Petter
