Glossary term

access rights

Rules determining which battery passport information a viewer may see or use.

What does access rights mean?

Battery-passport access depends on the information section, the viewer and, for restricted data, the legitimate purpose. The public can see specified model information; other model and battery-specific information is restricted, and test reports have a separate authority-facing treatment. Access rules should be mapped field by field, not inferred from a single public QR code.

Minespider working definition

Access rights are the source-specific rules determining which actor may see or use which passport information for which purpose.

Common boundary mistakes

The final detail of implementing rules is not assumed verified.

Source context

Battery Regulation Article 77(2) and Annex XIII allocate specified information to the public, legitimate-interest requestors and named authorities/notified bodies; entitlement differs by section and purpose.

Definition status

Source-grounded explanatory term, not a formal definition in the cited provisions. Source context is paraphrased, not quoted legal text.

Practical application

Assign each passport field to its Annex XIII information section and test access against audience and purpose.

Minespider commentary

Permission rules should be tied to actor, purpose, data field and source regime; a single public/private toggle loses necessary detail.

Common confusions

  • A battery passport is not one public web page. Each viewer sees the data their access group is entitled to.

External references

EU Battery Regulation

Source anchor; see source context and definition status.

Open reference