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 In order to create the Data Agreement, and the resulting receipt as proof, a number of steps are required from different actors. This document describes these steps involved and is described as part of a Data Agreement lifecycle.
 
-This specification is published together with an Interface Specification [1] and a DID Method Specification [2]. For details of the DID Method and Interface Specification please refer to these reference documents.The communication between the actors will be based on DIDComm. 
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-This chapter provides an introduction to Data Agreement and elaborates on the concepts and terminology included in any kind of personal data usage by an organisation.
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-Chapter 2 provides a functional overview of Data Agreements. It also describes the interworking of various actors in the Data Agreement lifecycle. 
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-Chapter 3 provides a list of references.
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-The Appendix provides additional details that includes Data Agreement Schema (Appendix A), how a DPIA report maps to a Data Agreement (Appendix B) and details on the various input standards used in the proposed Data Agreement Schema including the Kantara Consent Notice, ISO standards etc (Appendix C). 
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 ## Abbreviations
 
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@@ -73,11 +73,6 @@ <h2 id="abstract"><a class="toc-anchor" href="#abstract" >§</a> Abstract</h2>
 <h1 id="introduction"><a class="toc-anchor" href="#introduction" >§</a> Introduction</h1>
 <p>This specification describes how a Data Agreement between an organisation and individual is managed in order to capture, in a receipt, the conditions of processing of personal data. The receipt acts as evidence and demonstrates a higher level of accountability and is based on standard schemas. The accountability is further enhanced by directly integrating the Data Agreement with the input from a risk assessment, e.g. Data Protection Impact Assessment.</p>
 <p>In order to create the Data Agreement, and the resulting receipt as proof, a number of steps are required from different actors. This document describes these steps involved and is described as part of a Data Agreement lifecycle.</p>
-<p>This specification is published together with an Interface Specification [1] and a DID Method Specification [2]. For details of the DID Method and Interface Specification please refer to these reference documents.The communication between the actors will be based on DIDComm.</p>
-<p>This chapter provides an introduction to Data Agreement and elaborates on the concepts and terminology included in any kind of personal data usage by an organisation.</p>
-<p>Chapter 2 provides a functional overview of Data Agreements. It also describes the interworking of various actors in the Data Agreement lifecycle.</p>
-<p>Chapter 3 provides a list of references.</p>
-<p>The Appendix provides additional details that includes Data Agreement Schema (Appendix A), how a DPIA report maps to a Data Agreement (Appendix B) and details on the various input standards used in the proposed Data Agreement Schema including the Kantara Consent Notice, ISO standards etc (Appendix C).</p>
 <h2 id="abbreviations"><a class="toc-anchor" href="#abbreviations" >§</a> Abbreviations</h2>
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