Our board is guided by recommendations from three committees:
- the Complaints and Investigations Committee;
- the Finance, Audit and Risk Committee;
- and the Standards Committee.
Complaints and Investigations Committee
The committee is responsible for holding the executive to account for the overall casework performance of the regulator and reassuring the board that the casework function is fit for purpose.
The committee determines the outcome of some individual cases and can reconsider a case that has been remitted to the external reviewer.
The committee also undertakes thematic reviews of casework in order to identify wider lessons or areas of the code that the standards committee may wish to review.
For further information, read about our complaints process. A copy of the terms of reference of the committee is available on request.
Finance, Audit and Risk Committee
The committee is responsible for monitoring and advising the Board on significant strategic risks.
It manages financial risk, performance, funding and expenditure. It makes recommendations on staff remuneration and considers the appropriate audit arrangements for the regulator.
The committee’s terms of reference are available on request.
Standards Committee
The standards committee oversees the development of the Code of Fundraising Practice, in consultation with those who fundraise and the public.
The committee makes sure that standards continue to reflect current fundraising practices, changes to relevant legislation and the expectations of the public.
The committee also has responsibility for the development of additional guidance about the code.