Consent withdrawal (S.6(4))
- Reference
- DSR-2026-004832
- Status
- Awaiting Data Principal
- Data Principal
- Farhan Nair
- Contact
- fa••••••@outlook.com · ••••••1486
- Received
- 18 Apr 2026, 09:30
- Channel
- Language
- HI
- Identity
- Verified(otp email)
Runs from receipt. The organisation publishes this period, which makes it binding.
- Due
- 25 Apr 2026, 09:30
- Assigned to
- Progress
- 1 of 4 steps complete
Fulfilment steps
Each step is a system that must actually do something. A response issued before these complete is a response that will generate a grievance.
- Record the withdrawal against the artefactConsent Manager · Ananya Reddy · 21 Apr 2026
- In progressPropagate to downstream systemsData Discovery · Priya Nair
- Queue erasure where no other basis appliesRetention Manager
- Confirm to the Data PrincipalRights portal
History
Events marked as visible are also shown to the Data Principal when they track the request.
- Request submitted4 months ago
Received through the Data Principal portal.
18 Apr 2026, 09:30Data PrincipalVisible to the Data Principal - Acknowledgement sent4 months ago
Reference number issued; response due within 30 days.
18 Apr 2026, 10:30SystemVisible to the Data Principal - Identity verified4 months ago
One-time code confirmed against the registered mobile number.
19 Apr 2026, 09:30SystemVisible to the Data Principal - Data map assembled4 months ago
Personal data located across connected sources and attached to the request.
20 Apr 2026, 09:30Data Discovery
Data map (11 elements)
Assembled automatically from Discovery. This is what makes a Section 11 response complete rather than best-effort — and it is only as good as discovery coverage.
Covering approximately 1.85 Cr records across 9 systems.
Response
Templates are bilingual and pre-populated. Section 11(b) requires the identities of other Data Fiduciaries the data was shared with to be disclosed, so the access template always lists recipients.