Six lenses
Read it from where you stand
One sentence of law means one thing to the person it protects, another to the company it binds, and another again to the regulator enforcing it. Government is one lens with two halves: the people who write the rules, and the people who enforce them.
- 01 / LensEnd user / data subjectWhat can I actually do about this today, and what does it cost me.Read the handbook
- 02 / LensBusinessWhat does this obligate us to build, and by when.Read the handbook
- 03 / LensGovernmentGovernment is one lens carrying two sub-lenses, each with judicial reviewability analysis.PolicymakerRegulator / enforcerRead the handbook
- 04 / LensCertifying bodyWhat is the scope of what we are attesting to.Read the handbook
- 05 / LensFront-line staffWhat do I do when this lands on my desk.Read the handbook
- 06 / LensHuman rights / privacy advocateWho does this regime fail, and can that be shown.Read the handbook