Data Standards Body
The Australian Government established the Data Standards Body to deliver open standards to support the Consumer Data Right and Digital ID.
Data Standards for Consumer Data Right
The Consumer Data Right (CDR) gives consumers greater control over their data. The Data Standards for CDR set the specific baseline for implementation.
Data Standards for Digital ID
The Digital ID Act sets the framework and accreditation scheme for Digital ID services. It includes 2 Data Standards: biometrics and technologies in accredited services and technical requirements.
News and announcements
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Consultation Paper 368 - Energy Switching Experiment
Consultation Paper 368 (CP368) has now been published to provide an outline of the energy switching experiment's scope and approach, along with a guide to submit a formal expression of interest (EOI).
Data Standards Info Session - 30 April 2025
The Chair and the Data Standards Body (DSB) will host a Data Standards Information Session on Wednesday 30 April, 10:00am–12:00pm. This will be a hybrid event with both in-person and virtual attendance options. The physical event will take place at Standards Australia, Sydney, with dial-in details available for remote participants.
Version 1.34.1 of the Consumer Data Standards
Dear Consumer Data Right participants and other interested parties,
Version 1.34.1 of the Consumer Data Standards was published on 11 April 2025.
Newsletter 11 April 2025
Read the latest updates, consultations and community events from the Data Standards Body from the week ending 11 April 2025.
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Consultation Draft 370 - Amendment of Banking Decision 338 Obligation Date
Consultation Draft 370 proposes to amend the obligation dates for three banking API endpoints in relation to banking industry feedback.
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Consultation Draft 367 - March 2025 Rules - Draft Standards
Consultation Draft 367 has been published to outline draft standards for the NBL sector and the introduction of buy now pay later (BNPL) products.