Key Publications

Congress Papers and Reports:

NCF Congress Report 2020_Zero Carbon Home

NCF Interim Report from Digital Workshop 18 June 2019

NCF Consumer Congress Report May 2018

NCF Congress 2017 report

NCF Congress 2017 The Consumer Voice on Brexit summary report

NCF Enforcement Congress Report 5.12.17

NCF speaks to Government and Regulators:

Letter to International Trade Minister on UK-US Trade Talks

NCF Briefing paper – UK USA Trade Talks Standards issues

Consumer Charter for Regulators

Revision of the Regulators Code Press Release 20 May 2019

NCF Proposals for revision of the BEIS Regulators Code (2014) – April 2019

NCF Research Reports:

NCF BSI CPIN view Consumer Digital Protection law UK 3 May 2018

NCF Consumer Congress Enforcement report – December 2017

Consultation Responses:

NCF Response to Online Harms Consultation June 2019

NCF Response to the Consumer Green Paper – July 2018

NCF reply to CMA July 2014 Consultation

NCF and Europe:

NCF Consumer Report Brexit and Beyond – May 2018

NCF view Consumers and the Economy 3 May 2018

Brexit Regulation and Regulators – August 2017

Travel Brexit Consumer Briefing Paper – August 2017

Miscellaneous:

NCF Grassroots Group Guide

Speaking Up: A guide to being effective in meetings and in representing consumers

Trust Schemes for Consumers

A history of NCF consumer groups

NCF – It’s a consumer world

NCF on Covid-19 apps

What’s next?

UK/US TRADE TALKS:

STANDARDISATION ISSUES FOR CONSUMERS

The NCF has set out consumer Red Lines for a trade agreement with the United States. There must be no automatic recognition of US Standards in the UK in any trade deal. This is necessary for several reasons including the very different standards development procedures in the two countries. The NCF has written to the Minister for International Trade, Ranil Jayawardena MP providing him with a consumer briefing on our recommendations.