Compliance frameworks

The key components of a good compliance framework can include Strategy and objectives, Policy and process, Resources and people, and Culture.

Compliance frameworks

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Strategy and objectives

An organisation's approach and commitment to managing compliance and risk by the board, committees, management and staff.

Policy and process

The approach an organisation uses to manage compliance. Policies should be aligned to the organisation's strategy and business objectives. Tools and procedures should be developed and embedded into business processes to ensure compliance.

Resources and people

How an organisation allocates appropriate resources to develop, maintain and improve its compliance program. This includes implementing an appropriate organisational structure, human resource mechanisms, change management, performance measurement, training, communication and education.

Culture

How an organisation creates and supports a culture of compliance to encourage business innovation while managing its compliance and risk objectives.

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