One Login Inclusion and Privacy Advisory Group
The One Login Inclusion and Privacy Advisory Group (OLIPAG) advised the Government Digital Service’s GOV.UK One Login programme on inclusion, privacy, data usage, equality and digital identity.
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The One Login Inclusion and Privacy Advisory Group (OLIPAG) advised the Government Digital Service’s GOV.UK One Login programme on inclusion, privacy, data usage, equality and digital identity.
OLIPAG provided input and expertise as GOV.UK One Login was set up. Inclusion, privacy, data usage and equality continue to be important to GOV.UK One Login.
OLIPAG was established in November 2023 following the merger of the Privacy and Consumer Advisory Group (PCAG) and the Privacy and Inclusion Advisory Forum (PIAF).
Role of the group
OLIPAG was an independent advisory body.
The Government Digital Service (GDS) provided the secretariat and supported the effective running of meetings. OLIPAG was independent from government and members were able to express their views freely.
The GOV.UK One Login programme took the advice of OLIPAG into consideration.
Members
Co-chairs: Elizabeth Anderson, Digital Poverty Alliance and Bryn Robinson-Morgan, Moresburg Ltd
- Margaret Ford, Consult Hyperion
- Sam Smith, Med Confidential
- Colin Griffiths, Citizens Advice
- Tom Fisher, Privacy International
- Lizzie Coles-Kemp, Royal Holloway, University of London
- Mariano delli Santi, Open Rights Group
- Silkie Carlo, Big Brother Watch
- Gavin Freeguard, Open Data Institute
- Chris Pounder, Amberhawk
- Mark Durkee, Centre for Data Ethics
- Sital Mistry-Lee, Good Things Foundation
- Nadine Trout, Rural Services Network
- Brendan Shepherd, Unlock
- Edgar Whitley, London School of Economics
- Swee Leng Harris, King’s College London
- Louise Bennett, Digital Policy Alliance
- Viv Adams, Information Commissioner’s Office
- Christopher Brooks, Age UK
Minutes
Identity assurance principles
The Identity assurance principles for identity services in government, created by the then PCAG, set out how the government’s identity assurance approach should meet users’ privacy and consumer expectations.
In 2023, OLIPAG reviewed the principles and concluded that they remain relevant to GOV.UK One Login. Following this, in May 2024 GDS updated the principles to outline how GOV.UK One Login adheres to each principle.