Account & Service Control · Restriction or exception
Declining required data can prevent service delivery
Function says certain services require consumer health data. If you decline information it identifies as required or mandatory, request its deletion, or withdraw consent for its future collection or sharing, Function may be unable to provide those services. This is a possible consequence for services needing the data, not a statement that every refusal ends all services.
Supporting quotations
Declining to provide information. We need to collect Consumer Health Data to provide certain services. If you do not provide the information we identify as required or mandatory or if you request that any required Consumer Health Data be deleted or withdraw your consent for future collection or sharing of any required Consumer Health Data, we may not be able to provide those services.
Cross-references
- contrast (model-proposed): Withdraw consent for future collection or sharing — contrast: The policy offers prospective withdrawal where it relies on consent, while warning that withdrawing consent for required data can prevent provision of services needing that data. This is a practical tension, not a finding that the clauses conflict.
- contrast (model-proposed): Request deletion, with possible service consequences — contrast: The deletion-request right coexists with a warning that deleting required health data can prevent service provision. The service consequence does not erase the request right.