<span style="color: #780116">This specification is developed in conjunction with an ongoing body of work that includes a stack of other specification efforts, which in term are incorporated into the development of standards, and a co-regulation framework presented here in a</span> <span style="color: #780116">eNotice code of conduct, and eConsent code of Practice for accountability and consent with transparency.</span>
<span style="color: #780116">The scope of this specification is to define a controller credential for ToIP along with a global decentralized data governance framework. The framework shows how to enhance the performance of transparency and accountability, and at the same time decentralized control of identifiers to identity management systems, where often control or out of scope of defined in bespoke asymmetric policy..</span>
<span style="color: #780116">The overarching decentralized data governance framework is steered from the 0PN: Public Benefit Consortium committed to engineering digital privacy for people and enable provide, up until now, elusive, digital trust for SSI.</span> 
This publicly available <guide, template, spreadsheet, etc.> was approved by the OPN Steering Committee and the ToIP Foundation Steering Committee on \[date of approval (dd month yyyy)\]. 
<span style="color: #780116">The mission of the</span> [<span style="color: #780116">Zero Public Network (0PN)</span>|https://www.0pn.org] <span style="color: #780116">is to define a complete architecture for digital privacy and decentralized digital identifier governance where effectively zero exists today In some sense this is a Zero Trust Architecture from a human risk perspective. Another reason for creating Zero Public Network.</span><span style="color: #780116">. The 0PN Decentralized Data Governance framework v1.X utilizes international (non-national) standards, legal frameworks and the AuthC Authorization from Consent (AuthC) is the term given to the human centric access control protocol as it requires knowledge, understanding, and control over data activity before consent to any further activity takes place.</span>  <span style="color: #780116">protocol for eNotice and eConsent. This framework is mapped here to the ToiP – Digital Trust / Security Architecture?t?? to support decentralized data governance in support of the</span> [<span style="color: #780116">ToiP Governance Framework</span>|https://trustoverip.org/wp-content/uploads/ToIP-Governance-Architecture-Specification-V1.0-2021-12-21.pdf]<span style="color: #780116">.</span> 
The mission of the [<span style="color: #0000ff"><span style="text-decoration: underline; ">Trust over IP (ToIP) Foundation</span></span>|http://www.trustoverip.org] is to define a complete architecture for Internet-scale digital trust that combines cryptographic assurance at the machine layer with human accountability at the business, legal, and social layers. Founded in May 2020 as a non-profit hosted by the Linux Foundation, the ToIP Foundation has over 300 organizational and 100 individual members from around the world.
Note: Human Colossus IPR?<span style="color: #780116">Note: Human Colossus IPR?</span> 
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