The Code Compliance Committee
The Code Compliance Committee (the CCC) was established in July 2009 to ensure mutual banks, credit unions and mutual building societies (Mutuals) that have adopted the Mutual Banking Code of Practice (the Code) meet the standards of good practice set out in the Code.
The CCC investigates allegations that the Code has been breached and monitors Mutuals’ compliance with the Code through compliance activities such as mystery shopping, surveys and compliance visits.
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May 2012
Bulletin 40 – Accomplish 10
Welcome to Accomplish 10, the May 2012 edition of the bulletin from the Code Compliance Committee (CCC), which has been established in accordance with the Code to ensure that mutual banks, credit...
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Bulletin 39 – Accomplish 9
Welcome to Accomplish 9, the March 2012 edition of the bulletin from the Code Compliance Committee (CCC), which has been established in accordance with the Code to ensure that mutual banks, credi...
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Mar 2012
Reports 24 – Quarterly Credit Union and Building Society Performance for December 2011
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) released the statistics publication, Quarterly Credit Union and Building Society Performance for December 2011 (issued 28 February 2012). The...
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Annual Report 2011
We are pleased to advise that the Code Compliance Committee has now released its Annual Report, in accordance with section E18 of the Mutual Banking Code of Practice (the Code).
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