module two
Data governance, privacy law and jurisdiction.
Six sub-modules, fifty-five minutes, no prerequisites. It needs no land, no capital and no counterparty.
Funding narrative — Q2
v14
Program delivery — reporting period two
A. Point — confirm the allocation figure
Records/Funding
Locked for review — version history retained
what it covers
Governing the data you hold.
Which statute reaches which activity, what residency actually requires, how OCAP® acquires force, and how to classify what the Nation holds. Six sub-modules, each ending in a worksheet completed for your own organization. It needs no land, no capital and no counterparty — a Nation can act on this the week it finishes.
01
Identify the governing statute
Sort your activities by which privacy law reaches them, and identify the ones no external statute touches.
02
Determine the residency requirement
Determine the actual legal requirement for a dataset, and separate a statutory obligation from a contract term.
03
Give OCAP® legal force
Name the instrument — law, review process, sharing agreement or contract — through which a framework becomes enforceable.
04
Governing the data you hold.
A five-tier scheme applied to your own records, with the key-holder named for each tier.
the sub-modules
Sub-modules.
Each one stands alone: a cold open on a real document, five to eight minutes of teaching, one activity on your own material, and five graded items.
Residency and cross-border transfer
What the law requires as against what procurement practice imposes, and how to tell a statute from a contract term.
OCAP®, CARE and FAIR
Three frameworks, and the specific instrument through which a Nation gives each binding force.
continued
Sub-modules, continued.
The last three sub-modules move from what the law says to what a Nation can adopt, classify and enact for itself.
Allocations FY2026
Sheet 1
Programme
Budget
Committed
Housing
412,000
388,140
Lands & Resources
260,500
191,220
Health services
305,000
305,000
Education
178,400
96,850
Total
1,155,900
981,210
Figures drawn from live records — no re-entry
The AFNQL Digital Territory framework
Eight principles, and a consent standard for data centres sited on First Nations territories.
Classification, custody and keys
A five-tier scheme applied to membership, health, land claims, language and ceremonial material, and who holds the keys.
Data governance instruments
What can be adopted from published frameworks, and what has to be decided locally.
The module artifact
A Data Inventory and Classification Worksheet, completed for the learner’s own organization, one row for every holding it keeps.
the take away
What the learner keeps.
Every sub-module ends in a downloadable written to be usable by someone who has not taken the course.
Data inventory
Every holding the organization keeps, classified against a five-tier scheme and matched to a named key-holder.
module artifact
Residency record
The assessment and documented decision a modern residency regime asks for, ready to file.
take away
Module credential
Sub-modules are individually completable and individually badged, and all ten modules make the credential.
badged
next step
Take this module on its own.
Modules are bought singly and the introduction is free. All ten make the credential.