Public consultations
Every project design document goes to public consultation for at least 30 calendar days before the programme decides on it (MCC-100, clause 0054), and every change to the programme’s rules is published for comment for the notice period its tier requires — 90, 60, 30 or 14 days (Charter, clauses 0079–0083). Comments become part of the public record, each receives a written response, and a closing protocol is published when the consultation ends.
Rule changes open for comment
No programme rule, procedure or template is under consultation today.
Projects open for comment
No project consultation is open today. The first project to reach its consultation stage will appear here for its full 30-day period.
Stayed 3
A stayed consultation has stopped accepting comment but has not been decided. Each of these amends an instrument that founder decision FD-2026-09-03 replaces, so the clauses under consultation will not exist in the text that succeeds them; asking for comment the programme could not act on would be worse than stopping. No closing protocol is owed, because no decision has been taken. Each is either resumed against the successor instrument or formally withdrawn, and that is a decision for the Governing Board. The proposal text and its SHA-256 stay published on every one.
Withdrawn 2
A withdrawn proposal is gone, and not because it lost on its merits. Each of these was drafted against clauses the revised suite deletes, for instrument codes founder decision FD-2026-09-03 item D1 retires — MCC-HYB abolished with no successor code, MCC-MCU renamed and re-scoped as MCC-MOU; adopting either today would write a retired code into the framework it was meant to correct. No closing protocol is owed, because none was decided. The proposal text and its SHA-256 stay published on every one, and each carries a notice saying what the proposal would have delivered and which instrument must now deliver it — a withdrawal that leaves a gap without naming who fills it is how a programme loses a rule by tidying up.
Closed consultations
How comments are handled: see the Transparency Policy and governance. Appeals against a programme decision follow MCC-700.