Institutional transparency

Institutional Reports and Disclosures

ICEQC publishes institutional information required to understand its legal identity, governance, public certification system and material accountability arrangements.

Governance representatives reviewing institutional information

Information current at 27 August 2026

Standing disclosures

Institutional identity

Legal name, form, Swiss UID, registered office, official website and communication channels.

Mandate and boundaries

The nature of ICEQC standards and voluntary certification and the public limits of that authority.

Governance

Institutional structure, decision functions, impartiality safeguards, complaints and appeals.

Certification records

Public standards editions and certificate scopes and statuses through the respective registers.

Institutional reports

Institutional reports are published only after authorization for public release. Each report identifies the reporting period, responsible authority, release date and any material basis or limitation needed for correct interpretation.

Standing disclosures remain accessible through the legal-status, governance, standards and certificate registers. A change to an underlying controlled record is reflected through the responsible register or disclosure page rather than by silently altering an earlier report.

Corrections

Where a material error is identified in a public report, ICEQC may publish a corrected version or correction notice while preserving the identity of the earlier publication and the nature of the change.