00:15:49	Lynn Bendixsen:	To add yourself to the attendees list here is the link: https://wiki.hyperledger.org/pages/resumedraft.action?draftId=62243640&draftShareId=41b9fee1-8230-4cd6-b399-cfa07519fdf9&
00:16:05	Char Howland:	https://wiki.hyperledger.org/display/IWG/2022-03-24+%3A+Identity+Implementers+WG+Call
00:26:23	Steve McCown:	https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billTextClient.xhtml?bill_id=202120220SB1190
00:31:53	Keela Shatzkin @KeelaRShatzkin:	No rush! I can always talk fast :)
00:33:54	Jim St. Clair:	Concur!
00:34:03	Jim St. Clair:	Would like to learn more about that
00:44:57	Dan Bachenheimer (Accenture):	ideally the patient (holder) would have an IDENTITY VC that both the lab (issuer) and border agent (verifier) could use to confirm identity
00:46:42	Jim St. Clair:	Dan, great question. As you know, ID attestation may incorporate a physical asset since we presume a border agent would get a passport. At a bar or event, I should just present the verifiable claim that I can enter
00:53:02	Dan Bachenheimer (Accenture):	proving one's identity to a lab clinician has similarities and differences to proving one's identity to a border official (who can, for example, determine if the passport is authentic - where a lab cannot)
00:53:17	Jim St. Clair:	yup, very true
00:54:18	Dan Bachenheimer (Accenture):	the similarity is that humans are proven to be less effective at matching unfamiliar faces as compared to modern facial recognition (used by some border authorities)
00:58:20	Char Howland:	https://cardea.app/