Customer consent for Centrelink Confirmation eService (CCeS) 101-09010030
This document outlines the process for a customer to add or withdraw their consent for a business to obtain the customer's details and concession entitlements through CCeS. It provides details on the process to transfer customer consent from one CCeS business to another, when there is a change in ownership or business operations.
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Customer requests to withdraw or add (reinstate) consent for CCeS
Process Direct – withdrawing and adding (reinstating) CCeS consent
Customer First/Customer Record – withdrawing and adding (reinstating) CCeS consent
Transfer of customer consent from one CCeS business to another
Customer requests to withdraw or add (reinstate) consent for CCeS
Table 1
Step |
Action |
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Updating consent for CCeS + Read more ... The Information Transfer Details (ITD) screen in Customer First was used to code 'blanket no consent' for all electronic verifications from external Third Parties. However, the ITD screen is now obsolete and has been replaced by the Consent Authority Details Summary (CADS) screen where individual businesses can be blocked. Does the customer have an old 'N' consent recorded on the ITD screen?
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Update old consent record + Read more ... If a customer has an old 'N' consent recorded on the Information Transfer Details (ITD) screen in Customer First, an 'N' line will be automatically generated on the Consent Authority Details Summary (CADS) screen for any business which attempts an electronic confirmation. If a customer has an old blanket 'N' consent coded on the ITD screen this needs to be updated along with the individual business on CADS. To give businesses access, the customer needs to give permission to have the old 'no consent' indicator on ITD removed. This will remove the 'blanket no consent' and allow individual businesses on CADS to be updated from 'No' to 'Yes' as appropriate. If the ITD screen has to be updated, contact the National Business Gateway - Confirmation Services Helpdesk to update the customer's record. Once the ITD screen has been updated, complete the consent update, go to Step 3. |
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Customer requests to withdraw or add consent + Read more ... Customer advises verbally or in writing that they wish to withdraw or add (reinstate) their consent for a business to verify their details and concession entitlement in CCeS. This could be for all businesses or one only. Note:
If the customer is withdrawing consent make updates in either:
If the customer is adding/reinstating consent make updates in either:
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Process Direct – withdrawing and adding (reinstating) CCeS consent
Table 2
Step |
Action |
1 |
Updating consent for a CCeS business + Read more ... Does the customer want to:
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2 |
Withdrawing consent + Read more ... Go to the Consent Authority Details Summary (CADS) screen Is the business listed on the Consent Authority Details Summary (CADS) screen with Consent Ind=Yes? Yes, go to Step 3 No, go to Step 4 |
3 |
Business is already listed on CADS (Consent Ind=Yes) + Read more ... The business is listed on the Consent Authority Details Summary (CADS) screen with Consent Ind=Yes:
Procedure ends here. Note: if an organisation has more than one service reason (this needs to be checked on the SRS screen in the org record in Customer First) you may need to update CADS for each service the customer is withdrawing the organisation’s access to. |
4 |
Business is not listed on CADS + Read more ... The business is not listed on the Consent Authority Details Summary (CADS) screen with Consent Ind=Yes:
Procedure ends here. Note: if an organisation has more than one service reason (this needs to be checked on the SRS screen in the org record in Customer First) you may need to update CADS for each service the customer is withdrawing the organisation’s access to. |
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Adding consent + Read more ... Adding consent is only required if the customer:
Is the business listed on the Consent Authority Details Summary (CADS) screen with a Consent Indicator (Con Ind) of 'No'?
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6 |
Coding the CADS screen to add consent + Read more ... Reinstate consent for the business on the Consent Authority Details Summary (CADS) screen:
Procedure ends here. |
Customer First/Customer Record – withdrawing and adding (reinstating) CCeS consent
Table 3
Step |
Action |
1 |
Updating consent for a CCeS business + Read more ... Does the customer want to:
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2 |
Withdrawing consent + Read more ... Go to the Consent Authority Details Summary (CADS) screen. Is the business is listed on the Consent Authority Details Summary (CADS) screen with a 'Y'?
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3 |
Business is already listed on CADS (Consent Ind=Yes) + Read more ... The business is listed on the Consent Authority Details Summary (CADS) screen with a 'Y'
Procedure ends here. |
4 |
Business is not listed on CADS + Read more ... The business is not listed on the Consent Authority Details Summary (CADS) screen with a 'Y'
Procedure ends here |
5 |
Adding consent + Read more ... Adding consent is only required if the customer:
Is the business listed on the Consent Authority Details Summary (CADS) screen with a Consent Indicator (Con Ind) of 'No'?
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Coding the CADS screen to add consent + Read more ... Reinstate consent for the business on the Consent Authority Details Summary (CADS) screen:
Procedure ends here. |
Transfer of customer consent from one CCeS business to another
Table 4: For Third Party Programs Team (TPP) only.
Step |
Action |
1 |
Business notifies of transfer of business operations to new organisation + Read more ... Refer to the CRN Change Scenarios table to determine what actions are required for the change in business operations. Reminder:
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Request to transfer customer consent + Read more ... A CCeS business can request to transfer existing customer consent to a new business who will continue to provide the concession, rebate or service to customers. The new business must also be approved to use CCeS or apply if required. The transfer of existing customer consent request must be made in writing by an authorised officer of the business. Has the business requested to transfer existing customer consent to a new business?
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3 |
Assess the request + Read more ... When a business is requesting to transfer customer consent for the purposes of CCeS, either the business or the new business will need to notify customers that:
The business must provide a copy of planned customer notifications to the agency for review prior to being issued to customers. The agency has standard wording that businesses can use in customer notifications. The business must also confirm the planned date for notifications to be sent. Has the business provided a copy of planned customer notifications and it meets all requirements in the CCeS Policy?
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Decision on the request + Read more ... A Program Manager can make a decision on a transfer of customer consent request for CCeS. Requests should be referred to the Customer Financial Capability branch - CCeS team if there are any concerns with the request. If the request to transfer customer consent is:
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Advise business request has been approved + Read more ... Contact the business to advise that their request to transfer customer consent has been approved. Request that the business provide confirmation when:
Discuss that the new business will need to be able to provide satisfactory evidence of the transfer of customer consent for an individual customer if the agency requests this during a compliance review or investigation of a complaint. Examples of evidence that can be supplied may include (but is not limited to):
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Document the decision on the business record + Read more ... Add a DOC to both the existing and new business records (if it exists) with details of the decision and any relevant information. |
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Withdrawal of CCeS contract + Read more ... Does the old business need to have their CCeS contract withdrawn?
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