The Internet Transparency Code of Practice (proposed): a transparency by default code organisations can adopt and regulators can inspect.
Transparency Law & Standards
Transparency becomes enforceable when it is standard: the same record, read the same way, by the person, the organisation and the regulator. Here is where the work to standardise it is carried.
Transparency Law & Standards
TCIEG's proposed two pillar approach connects development of the Operational Transparency Stack with development of the Internet Transparency Code of Practice.
Transparency Law & Standards
The Internet Transparency Code of Practice was introduced at CPDP in May 2026. Its requirements are now being shaped by expert input through the TCIEG survey.