Consultation Responses
A significant part of our output, largely hidden from view, is our submissions to Government or international bodies' consultations. A selection of these submissions can be found below.
NSS expresses deep concerns to the Government about the alienation of the non-religious from the equalities process.
Submission on Religious Broadcasting to the BBC Charter Review Committee of the House of Lords from the National Secular Society
The National Secular Society (NSS) does not consider that the state should be subsidising religious schools with taxpayers' money, and has been opposing this since it was founded in 1866.
Our consultaion response to the Office of National Statistics concerning the question on religion in the 2011 census.
The Submission concentrates on religious and belief aspects of the Bill and how it impacts or should impact the Society and organisations promoting non-religious life stances.
The BBC's charter expires on 31 December 2006. This is our response to its renewal.
A letter to the Chairman of the BBC, Michael Grade, about the quantity of religious broadcasting.
Text of speech by Keith Porteous Wood of the National Society given in Moses Room, House of Lords.
I am here to plead the case in opposition to a law of Incitement of Religious Hatred on behalf of those who make a living from creativity: those whose job it is to analyse, to criticise and to satirise.
NSS President Dennis Cobell broadcast an alternative Christmas message on BBC Radio London on 25 December 2004.