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EXA41

— Satisfy a regulator —

Regulator-Checked Audit

Check the scheme's collection figures — with the regulator re-deriving them itself from the stored events.

The problem to solve

A national deposit scheme depends on trust: the environmental regulator has to certify that it works and hits its collection target. And the usual way regulators get assurance — pulling a bulk dataset, personal data and all — turns a single yes-or-no question into a standing privacy liability.

The solution it enables

Every accepted return is written into a ledger. The regulator re-derives the ledger's fingerprint itself from the stored events. The compliance check runs on the reconstructed ledger: the totals re-verify and no personal data is held.

What it looks like

On the regulator's screen: re-verify the ledger, and it agrees. Run the full compliance check: no personal data held, the national return-rate aggregate re-verifies against the ledger.

“The regulator re-derives the fingerprint itself, from the stored events.”

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