This page is about a bill. That means that it's not the law yet, but some people want it
to be the law. It could change quickly, and some of the information is just a draft.
Customer and Product Data Bill
Protections - Authorisation
37: Ending authorisation
You could also call this:
“How your permission to share data can stop”
The proposed law says that when you give permission for someone to access your data, that permission will end at a certain point. This could happen in a few different ways:
The permission might end after a certain amount of time. The exact time limit would be set out in other rules.
The permission might end when something specific happens. For example, if you close your account with the company that has your data, the permission might end then. The specific events that could end the permission would be listed in other rules.
You (or someone you’ve allowed to act for you) might set a specific time for the permission to end when you first give it.
Whichever of these happens first is when the permission will end.
