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As part of the planned Digital Information and Smart Data ’ Bill , the government says it will support economic growth by establishing digital verification services’ The short explanation given reads as follows: These measures support the creation and adoption of secure and trusted digital identity products and services from certified providers.
Labour announced in the King’s Speech that it is basically going to implement what the previous Conservative government already had almost ready to go.
Instead of tearing up the plan and starting again, Labour is basically adopting the idea in full.
The idea behind the Trust Framework is that instead of having one identity database, we instead prove who we are using private companies which perform the necessary checks to verify our identity.
The Trust Framework will create a regulator to certify private identity providers.
This will be called the Office for Digital Identities and Attributes .
It will basically set the rules about what technical measures legally count as identity verification.
But even if this happens, it won’t be the only way to prove who we are.
There will still be other identity providers around, and they may offer a broader range of verification methods.
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