Policy proposal

5Rights standards/certification proposal · October 2025

Additional-measures response promotes risk-based IEEE 2089.1 confidence levels and asks Ofcom to consider certification, citing ACCS requirements. Adoption or payment not established.

What the records show

5Rights standards/certification proposal · October 2025ACCS · historical brand / scheme umbrella

cited technical requirements as certification example

Document labelled October 2025.

The 5Rights response cited ACCS's 2021 Technical Requirements for Age Check Systems while recommending Ofcom consider certification. It also cited certification against a 5Rights-led standard.

5Rights Foundation5Rights standards/certification proposal · October 2025

urged standards and certification consideration

Document labelled October 2025; exact submission day not established.

5Rights recommended numerical thresholds tied to risk/age ranges and urged Ofcom to consider certification to help services choose age-assurance partners, citing IEEE 2089.1–2024 and ACCS.

Further reading

UK age assurance: specific advocacy contributions and decisions

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What the connections say

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5Rights Foundationurged standards and certification consideration5Rights standards/certification proposal · October 2025

Document labelled October 2025; exact submission day not established.

5Rights recommended numerical thresholds tied to risk/age ranges and urged Ofcom to consider certification to help services choose age-assurance partners, citing IEEE 2089.1–2024 and ACCS.

NGO advocacy can channel implementation toward standards/testing infrastructure; this record does not show subsequent adoption, fees or an instruction from funders.

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5Rights standards/certification proposal · October 2025cited technical requirements as certification exampleACCS · historical brand / scheme umbrella

Document labelled October 2025.

The 5Rights response cited ACCS's 2021 Technical Requirements for Age Check Systems while recommending Ofcom consider certification. It also cited certification against a 5Rights-led standard.

An explicit standards/certification reference; not a procurement or financial relationship between 5Rights and ACCS.

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