Code of Conduct Committee

The Code of Conduct Committee (the Committee) are custodians of the ACFID Code of Conduct, which supports Australian international development and humanitarian organisations in achieving the highest standards by promoting integrity, accountability and impact. 

The Committee is created by ACFID Council and operates independently of ACFID’s Board in the following areas:

• Granting, suspending and revoking Code of Conduct (Code) signatory status
• Compliance assessment
• Investigating and adjudicating complaints.

The Committee works with the ACFID Board and secretariat to:

• Develop and administer the Code of Conduct
• Promote the Code
• Educate Signatories about the Code.

The Committee is made up of:

• An independent honorary chair
• Six members elected by and from the Council of ACFID members;
• one appointed representative of the Australian community
• up to three specialist-based appointed positions, with skills and experience in accordance with current requirements of the Committee.

Committee members serve three-year terms and can serve up to two terms.

The roles and responsibilities of the Code of Conduct Committee are described in the Terms of Reference for the ACFID Code of Conduct Committee.

The position description for the role of Code of Conduct Committee member can be found here.