These refer to EICR codes. (Electrical Installation Condition Report)

These codes are assigned to the various observations that are noted during fixed wire testing. 

A C1 means you have a dangerous situation involving electricty. This could mean there are live parts which are exposed and can be touched freely. This would often require the power to be switched off, or a cover be put over them until a permanent repair can be made. 

A C2 fault is quite common and means you have something that is potentially dangerous that will need repairing urgently. Typical faults include no earthing at a socket outlet, broken accessories, and degrading insulation around wires. 

A C3 fault is very common and means you have some things that could be improoved for safety or to make the issues compliant. These include missing labels, cables not secured with clips, and outdated but still safe equipment.