Expert survey
Notice and consent records
Regulatory and expert input to the Internet Transparency Code of Practice (ITCoP). About fifteen minutes. Answer only what is within your expertise. Please respond by Friday 6 November 2026.
Why this survey
TCIEG supports the development of the Internet Transparency Code of Practice (ITCoP), a transparency by default code that organisations can adopt and regulators can inspect. Before its requirements are drafted, this survey asks what regulators and experts need a notice and consent record to show, and where current standards meet or miss that need. It asks about requirements, not about any particular draft. The survey is TCIEG's own, and independent of any standards body. Read why we are asking.
Key contact: Michele Drgon, TCIEG, info@tcieg.org. Mark Lizar of TCIEG is an originating author of the Kantara Consent Receipt specification, on which today's consent record standards build. The consent receipt was designed to give the person evidence of notice and consent, not only the controller. The questions ask whether that need is still met.
Notice, before you respond
- Controller
- TCIEG, operated by TCIEG UK (in incorporation, not yet registered), controller identity record
- Purpose
- Input to the Internet Transparency Code of Practice (ITCoP). Responses are reported in summary, without names or organisations unless you agree below.
- What we collect
- Only your answers. No name or email is required, no IP address is stored, and no cookie is set. You may respond anonymously.
- Lawful basis
- Your consent, given here and evidenced by the receipt number you are shown.
- Where
- Hetzner Online GmbH, Helsinki, Finland. No transfer outside the EU.
- How long
- Until the survey summary is published, and no later than 31 March 2027, then deleted. The anonymous summary is kept.
- Withdraw
- At any time, by entering your receipt number below. Your response is deleted.
- Key contact
- Michele Drgon, TCIEG, info@tcieg.org
- Rights
- Transparency Policy and info@tcieg.org
- Notice version
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Thank you
Your response is recorded under receipt number:
Notice version , submitted . Keep the receipt number: it is the only way to withdraw your response, because we do not know who you are.
Withdraw a response
Enter your receipt number. Your response is deleted, and only the fact of the withdrawal is recorded.