Sufficient certainty definition
Sufficient certainty means enough certainty, not necessarily the provision of “absolute certainty of contract value” for each and every consumer. That is, it relates to the ability to choose between an ILPV contract and some other contract type in order to purchase a given product or service, not that there must be certainty within all individual contracts. As we show above, Ofcom has miss- appreciated its previous statements conflating “legal certainty” and “certainty of contract value”.