Attribution procedure and
Committee members

Europe MédiaLab identifies and pre-selects qualifying technology organisations for Trusted European Platforms label.

HOW IT WORKS

Attribution Procedure

Five clear steps, from first contact to ongoing monitoring — a transparent path to the Trusted European Platforms label.

Expression of Interest
  1. Initial contact and information exchange with the organisation.
  2. The organisation receives a brief overview of the TEPs label, its criteria, and the assessment process.
  3. The Team gathers public-source information, complemented by a preliminary information package: corporate structure, user metrics, revenue model, regulatory status.
  1. Request and verification of private data shared by the organisation (governance, management, etc.).
  2. Preliminary scoring against scoring board, with a recommendation for the Committee.
  3. Preparation of the assessment dossier.
Pre-selection

Pre-assessment

  1. Request and verification of private data shared by the organisation (governance, owners, management).
  2. Preliminary scoring against scoring board, with a recommendation for the Committee.
  3. Preparation of the assessment dossier.

The Committee reviews dossiers, deliberates, and votes on whether to award the label. Three possible outcomes:

A Label Awarded
The organisation may use the TEPs label and associated mark, entering the monitoring cycle.

B – Label Awarded with Conditions
Specific improvements are required within a defined timeframe; the Team monitors progress.

C – Label Not Awarded at this Stage
Oral feedback is provided to the organisation. The organisation can try again.

The procedure culminates with the award ceremony where the organisations who obtained the label will be awarded and announced publicy.

Attribution

Monitoring

Monitoring Cycle
  • Continuous watching brief on developments.
  • Regular annual review
  • Ad-hoc review, triggered by material concerns.
Conditions & Remediation
  • The organisation answers improvements within 30 days.
  • The Team monitors progress and reports to the Committee.
Revocation Triggers
  • Change in ownership or control.
  • Significant regulatory enforcement.
  • False or misleading information.
  • Refusal to cooperate with review processes.

Attribution Committe Members

Supported by Europe’s MédiaLab Team

Christophe Leclercq

FR, based in Brussels

Committee Secretary

Aleks Vangjelofski

Based in Brussels

Administrator

The team has no voting rights