Legal Library
Open-licence references that govern public-sector content reuse, W3C standards we follow, and statutory frameworks underpinning our operations.
Open Government
UK Open Government Licence v2.0
Open Government
Standard licence for re-use of UK public-sector information. Permits copy, publish, adapt, exploit and combine the information with other content commercially, provided attribution is given.
UK Open Government Licence v3.0
Open Government
Current version of OGL. Adds the standard 'Open Government Licence' acknowledgement statement and clarifies non-endorsement.
W3C
W3C Document Licence (2023)
W3C
Permissive licence for W3C technical reports and specifications. Allows copying and distribution of the unmodified document.
W3C Software and Document Licence (2015)
W3C
Liberal BSD-style licence covering W3C software and accompanying documentation. Allows modification and redistribution.
W3C Push API (Editor's Draft)
W3C
Specifies an API for receiving messages pushed from servers to web applications, including service-worker integration.
US Statute
44 USC Chapter 15 — Federal Register and Code of Federal Regulations
US Statute
United States Code chapter establishing the Federal Register and Code of Federal Regulations. Foundation for US federal rulemaking publication.
Accessibility
Section 508 / Revised 508 OpenACR
Accessibility
Accessibility Conformance Report (OpenACR) format aligning with US Section 508 (revised) and EN 301 549 / WCAG 2.x.
Operator Terms
MMLBA Terms of Service (template)
Operator Terms
Template Terms of Service from a money-services operator. Used here as a structural reference for our own ToS — not redistributed verbatim.
Also see our data controller notice.
