Library Updated 2026-05-14

External references

Authoritative source material from outside OPDA — government departments, regulators, standards bodies. Captured locally because either the source was withdrawn (NTS) or it's important to have a snapshot for traceability.

NTS Material Information archive

The NTSELAT Material Information rules were withdrawn in late 2025 once DMCC Act 2024 superseded the underlying Consumer Protection regulations. We hold a recovered archive (mirrored from The Property Institute and HousingLIN) at source/08-external-references/nts/.

The archive includes:

These remain operationally relevant because (a) the nts.json overlay implements them, (b) MHCLG's successor guidance is expected to be backwards-compatible, and (c) it's the most-cited public material-information standard in the industry.

UK government pages

Captured at source/08-external-references/uk-government/.

PageWhy it matters
DPMSG founding announcement (Aug 2023) The 14 founding members; the formal launch of DPMSG
MHCLG Material Info consultation (Oct 2025) The replacement-guidance consultation — outcome will shape nts.json

OPDA's Trust Framework cites the following W3C specs as strategic alignment partners. Local notes at source/08-external-references/related-w3c-specs/.

Other trust frameworks

Reference material from adjacent or precedent trust frameworks at source/08-external-references/dcam/:

Industry references