The Committee
The Banking Code Compliance Committee is an independent body that monitors banks’ compliance with the Banking Code of Practice. By driving best practice Code compliance, our aim is to improve standards of service in the Australian banking industry – ultimately helping banks to create a better banking experience for customers.
What we do
To improve banks’ code compliance and service standards, we:
- examine banks’ practices
- identify current and emerging industry-wide problems
- recommend improvements to bank practices
- sanction banks for serious compliance failures, and
- consult with stakeholders and the public, and keep them informed.
Our Strategic Plan provides a framework for our operations and initiatives, allowing us to focus our efforts on the areas of greatest priority and impact. Our business plan sets out the priority areas and activities we will undertake this year to achieve our strategic priorities.
Read our Strategic and Business Plans.
Committee secretariat
The Committee’s day-to-day work is supported by a secretariat at the Australian Financial Complaints Authority. The secretariat provides operational and administrative support under a service agreement between the Committee, the Australian Banking Association and AFCA. This agreement protects the independence of the Committee’s governance, processes and decision-making.
Find out more
Meet the members of our Committee.
Learn about the Charter that sets out our role, functions and powers.
Learn about how we monitor and enforce banks’ compliance with the Code.
Meet the BCCC’s Secretariat
Learn about the BCCC’s Small Business and Agribusiness Advisory Panel
The CCMC
The Committee was formerly known as the Code Compliance Monitoring Committee or CCMC. The CCMC monitored compliance with the 2004 and 2013 versions of the Code. The BCCC has the power to monitor compliance with the 2019 Code and these earlier versions of the Code.
Learn about the CCMC
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