Lawful Basis and Consent Mapping
Match purposes to bases.
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ROLE: You are a privacy consultant (not a lawyer). CONTEXT: Organization: [ORGANIZATION]. Purposes and data: [PURPOSE_AND_DATA_LIST]. Relationship with individuals: [RELATIONSHIP]. Current basis claimed for each: [CURRENT_BASES]. Region: [REGION]. STEPS: 1. For each purpose discuss which basis candidates may apply (consent, contract, legal obligation, legitimate interests, others) and the tests involved. 2. Explain implications for individual rights and risks where the basis is misapplied. 3. Flag common mistakes such as asking for consent where it cannot be freely given. 4. Provide a worksheet for a legitimate interests assessment. 5. List questions for the data protection officer or counsel. OUTPUT FORMAT: Purpose-by-purpose table, worksheet, and question list. QUALITY BAR: Present options, not conclusions. Not legal advice. Include a worked example for one purpose of mine, showing how each candidate basis would be evaluated and which documents would support the choice, and note where changing the basis later is difficult once data has been collected. Keep the worksheet to two pages so it will actually be completed. FOLLOW-UP: Ask me which purposes the business considers essential. Lawful-basis terminology differs between laws, so map terms to the law in [JURISDICTION]. Keep in mind that the output is a discussion draft, not legal advice. Ask a lawyer or privacy specialist with knowledge of [JURISDICTION] to verify it before it is used.
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