Stakeholder Consultative Group

Governance

The Nationwide House Energy Rating Scheme (NatHERS) Stakeholder Consultative Group (SCG) provides stakeholder and industry feedback to the NatHERS Administrator and the NatHERS Steering Committee. This feedback focuses on the development, implementation, and continuous improvement of NatHERS.

The SCG provides stakeholder and industry views on:

  • implementation issues or risks that may affect the scheme and implementation of the NatHERS Strategic Plan
  • opportunities for continual improvement in the delivery of NatHERS, particularly in relation to the engagement and participation of stakeholders and industry
  • review of the NatHERS Strategic Plan and development of future plans
  • other matters as requested by the NatHERS Administrator.

The SCG has no executive power. It functions as a consultative body to assist the NatHERS Administrator and NatHERS Steering Committee in the management of the Scheme.

SCG Application Process

Individuals and organisations may apply for SCG membership by contacting the NatHERS Administrator. Where required both a primary member and a proxy member can be nominated. SCG applications should include the following for both the primary and proxy member:

  • individuals name and contact details
  • a statement of skills, of no more than one page in length, including reasons for wanting to join  
  • a CV of (no more than 2 pages in length)
  • a signed Confidentiality, Privacy and Conflict of Interest Deed (the Deed) including
    • a declaration of any conflicts of interest
    • strategies for managing any conflicts of interest using information in the Conflict of Interest Action plan.
SCG Application Documents
Stakeholder Consultative Group Terms of Reference - 2026
SCG Confidentiality Privacy and Conflict of Interest Deed - 2026
SCG Committee Conflict of Interest Action plan
SCG Committee Conflict of Interest Action plan
SCG Membership List
Stakeholder Consultative Group members list 2026-28