Appointed Reviewer
The Review Process
An independent, evidence-based and consultative review.
Independence
Independent Review: Governance, Roles and Secretariat Support
Scope
The review will consider:
Approach
The review will adopt an evidence-based and consultative approach.
Key Dates
Key Dates and Milestones for the Review
Have Your Say
The review will include a broad public consultation process.
Submissions are invited from:
- customers and community members
- consumer organisations
- First Nations representatives
- small business and agribusiness representatives
- banking industry participants
- regulators
- professional associations
- other interested stakeholders
Feedback will help inform the review’s findings and recommendations about the future role and operation of the BCCC.
Consultation will run throughout the review, with focused periods following the release of the Consultation Paper (October 2026) and the Interim Report (March 2027).

Confidential Submissions
Stakeholders may request that submissions remain confidential. Appropriate arrangements will be in place to protect confidential information submitted to the review.
Make a written submission
You have the opportunity to help shape how compliance with the Banking Code of Practice is monitored and enforced, and to strengthen the effectiveness, independence and impact of the BCCC. We invite anyone to make a submission and have their say. The Consultation Paper is available to help guide submissions: [download]