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The Communications Consumer Panel is a group of independent experts responsible for ensuring the citizen and consumer voice is represented in communications policy development.

We ensure that the sector works for consumers, citizens and micro-businesses, particularly people who may be in a more vulnerable position in society. We represent the interests of consumers in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

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Find out more about Stakeholder Hubs

We’ve been engaging with consumer representatives across the UK Nations to discuss the issues facing communications consumers - find out what our stakeholders told us.

Currently it could feel that information about social tariffs was 'hidden' or 'buried' behind the more commercial deals and as such could feel like an inferior product, or that providers did not want consumers accessing these tariffs. 

 

If you have any difficulties accessing content on this page, please email us at contact@communicationsconsumerpanel.org.uk