[ncc-services-wg] Re: Re: personal data in the NCC
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Jim Reid
jim at rfc1035.com
Thu Oct 21 15:49:56 CEST 2010
On 21 Oct 2010, at 14:28, Daniel Roesen wrote: >> If you don't like the current policy, you are welcome to suggest >> changes. > > The policy does not require personal ID copies kept by the NCC. OK, so you want to pick nits. If you don't like the *implementation* of the current policy, you are welcome to suggest changes. Or propose a policy that forbids the NCC to store copies of passports and similar documents. Rather than whine or explore rat-holes, please come forward with some constructive proposals. > I'm not sure we're able to do something about it via the policy > process > if NCC's lawyers say "ask for and keep a copy of IDs" to "be safe". Now you're making assumptions and possibly jumping to wrong conclusions. First, it's *your* NCC and it exists to serve its members. If it's not doing so, you absolutely can and should do something about that. The policy machinery and the organisation's bye- laws are the tools for those changes: changing/making policies, voting for the board, calling a General Meeting, etc. I don't know why the NCC is copying passports. It will be for a good reason. [Well, it had better be for a good reason...] Perhaps if this was further explained, we would all have a better understanding of the issue and what options are feasible for making changes? > Did you ever have to provide passport copy to online shops where you > buy > goods? No. I don't go shopping. And I generally don't buy stuff on-line. The web is full of marketing scumbags who think they are entitled to send me spam if I'm stupid enough to buy from them. I refuse to pay the entrance fee.
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