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Ofcom

Meetings with ministers

36

In the last 12 months

12

Different ministers

13

Lobbying firms used

0

Meetings with ministers

DateMinisterPurpose, as published
23 March 2026Liz LloydDSITTo discuss fixed telecoms modernisations.
23 March 2026Jess PhillipsHome OfficeTech Platforms response to Ofcom's Violence against women and girls online harms guidelines
23 March 2026Liz LloydDSITTo discuss the 2G switch-off.
11 March 2026Blair McDougallDBTTo discuss the current state of Royal Mail, including Quality of Service and progress on implementing Ofcom’s Universal Service Obligation (USO) reforms
9 March 2026Liz KendallDSITRoundtable to discuss Ofcoms VAWG guidance
9 March 2026Kanishka NayaranDSITTo discuss the implementation of the Governemnt's VAWG Strategy and next steps following Ofcom’s industry guidance, focusing on creating a safer online environment for women and girls.
11 February 2026Liz KendallDSITSoS and CX hosted roundtable with leading telecoms companies to discuss pricing and the telecoms charter.
16 December 2025Liz KendallDSITTo discuss telecoms and online safety
2 December 2025Blair McDougallDBTRoundtable discussion on how to use innovation to modernise regulation and reduce burdens
25 November 2025David HansonHome OfficeDiscuss role of Ofcom regulating scam adverts online and in social media
24 November 2025Liz LloydDSITTo have an introductory meeting and discuss telecoms regulation.
10 November 2025Kanishka NarayanDSITTo discuss Online Safety
16 October 2025Liz KendallDSITTo discuss Online Safety
10 September 2025Liz KendallDSITIntroductory call following on from Ministerial reshuffle
22 July 2025Peter KyleDSITTo sign a memorandum of understanding and discuss the UK AI industry
15 July 2025Maggie JonesDSITTo discuss the role of social media in the Southport disorder and steps that have been taken to address this
8 July 2025Peter KyleDSITMeeting with Melanie Dawes, Ofcom Chief Executive to discuss Ofcom's overall work as a regulator.
4 July 2025Justin MaddersDBTTo discuss the consultation on Universal Service Obligation reform
1 July 2025Chris BryantDSITMobile connectvity roundtable to discuss the challenges the industry faces in deploying infrastructure, alongside the steps that could be taken by them to improve coverage across the UK.
1 July 2025Chris BryantDSITMobile connectvity roundtable to discuss the challenges the industry faces in deploying infrastructure, alongside the steps that could be taken by them to improve coverage across the UK.
14 May 2025Jess PhillipsHome OfficeTo discuss Ofcom's draft guidance to tackle violence against women and girls online.
9 April 2025Peter KyleDSITTo discuss Ofcom�s implementation of the children codes under the online safety act
7 April 2025Gareth ThomasDBTTo discuss Royal Mail
28 January 2025Justin MaddersDBTTo discuss Ofcom's consultation on changes to postal service rules, the universal service obligation
2 December 2024Chris BryantDSITDiscussion on Mobile coverage reporting and PSTN
18 November 2024Chris BryantDSITRoundtable at the PSTN conference, on PSTN migration, held at Tech UK
18 November 2024Chris BryantDSITRoundtable at the PSTN conference on telecoms and water industries, held at TechUK
12 September 2024Chris BryantDSITTo give a speech and meet with operators to discuss telegraph poles
5 September 2024Maggie JonesDSITTo discuss the implementation of the Online Safety Act and related issues.
4 September 2024Chris BryantDSITRoundtable meeting to discuss PSTN migration
3 September 2024Chris BryantDSITTo discuss telecoms regulation
2 September 2024Justin MaddersDBTTo discuss Ofcom’s update on postal universal service obligation reform ahead of its publication
20 August 2024Peter KyleDSITMeeting to discuss the race riots and violence in relation to harmful mis/disinformation online
14 August 2024Peter KyleDSITRoundtable to discuss AI Regulation
14 August 2024Feryal ClarkDSITTo engage with key stakeholders on the Government�s plans for AI regulation.
18 July 2024Peter KyleDSITIntroductory meeting to discuss priorities for the government across tech and online safety, as well as implementation of the OSA.

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About these records. Each row is one entry in a minister’s published meetings return, so a meeting with two ministers appears once for each. Dates and purposes are shown as the department published them. Published under these names too: “Ofcom.”, “OfCom”, “ofcom”. Sources: GOV.UK ministers’ meetings transparency returns and the Registrar of Consultant Lobbyists quarterly returns, both under the Open Government Licence v3.0.