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Transparency

Start date: 15 July 2009
Close date: 21 October 2009

The OFT has published a consultation setting out its provisional thinking on how it can become increasingly transparent and open in the way it works.

These proposals focus on putting substantially more information in the public domain, and on how the we engage with interested parties during investigations and its other work. They include:

  • publishing summary information about all competition and consumer enforcement cases when opened
  • considering the circumstances in which we can provide timetables, including giving more notice of our intention to collect substantial amounts of information
  • inviting suggestions about how we should best share provisional thinking on cases and projects
  • making permanent the pilot of publishing contact details for OFT staff responsible for specific pieces of work.

We would welcome comments from all our stakeholders, including business and consumer groups, legal and economic advisers as well as individual businesses.

Download the Transparency consultation (pdf 499 kb)

This has now closed.

Individual responses are available below.

If you think the OFT could make further improvements to its transparency, please send your suggestions to Jessica Nardin at:

Office of Fair Trading
Fleetbank House
2-6 Salisbury Square
London EC4Y 8JX

Email: jessica.nardin@oft.gsi.gov.uk
Telephone: 020 7211 8942
Fax: 020 7211 5838

Baker McKenzie (pdf 77 kb)

British Bankers Association (pdf 31 kb)

Citizens Advice Bureau (pdf 42 kb)

Confederation of British Industry (pdf 95 kb)

Consumer Focus (pdf 398 kb)

Eversheds (pdf 386 kb)

Freshfields (pdf 19 kb)

Herbert Smith (pdf 78 kb)

Institute of Credit Management (pdf 29 kb)

International Chamber of Commerce (pdf 38 kb)

Joint Working Party of the Bars and Law Societies (pdf 132 kb)

Linklaters (pdf 72 kb)

Local Better Regulation Office (pdf 167 kb)

S J Berwin (pdf 30 kb)

Trading Standards Institute (pdf 107 kb)




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