Parental consent to process a child's information
Required consent
For the child's participation in your club's service: name, date of birth, team group, anthropometrics, test results and coach ratings, attendance and well-being.
Separate consents (optional)
Clearance information (dates and restrictions — without diagnoses); showing an anonymous profile in «Talent overview»; the full profile to a specific club — separately for each request; an open profile outside the academy (without contacts); reminders and referrals to your messenger; game announcements and partner offers for you (express consent under CASL, which you can withdraw at any time); video recording; clips for scouts and clubs; psychological testing.
How to withdraw
In the «Consents» section or in your profile. Withdrawal takes effect immediately; a recipient club must delete information already shared under the consent.
Children aged 14–17
We recommend discussing each profile disclosure with the youth; the youth may ask the coach or the parents to hide the information. In Quebec, a minor aged 14 or over may consent on their own to the collection of their personal information; Talent ID still asks the parent for every consent.
Children under 13 (under 14 in Quebec)
The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada considers that consent for children under 13 must generally be given by a parent or guardian. In Quebec, the Act respecting the protection of personal information in the private sector (as amended by Law 25) requires the consent of the person having parental authority or the tutor for a minor under 14. Talent ID asks the parent for all consents, whatever the child's age.