It also ensures that the BBC complies with its complaints framework, and views findings and directions from Ofcom with regard to editorial matters, and compliance with the Ofcom Broadcasting Code.
Members of the Editorial guidelines and standards committee
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Nicholas Serota
Senior Independent Director -
Tim Davie
Director-General -
Robbie Gibb
Member for England -
Deborah Turness
CEO, BBC News and Current Affairs
Editorial guidelines and standards committee terms of reference
Editorial Advisors to the Committee
Minutes of the Editorial guidelines and standards committee
Committee minutes
Minutes will be published two weeks after they have been approved, which usually happens at the next committee meeting.
Board committees
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Audit and risk committee
Responsible for reviewing and maintaining oversight of the BBC’s internal control and risk management processes including those key risks facing the corporation -
Board Finance Approvals committee
The Board Finance Approvals committee is an ad hoc committee which is responsible for reviewing and approving financial cases offline at the Board’s request. -
Editorial guidelines and standards committee
Responsible for developing, and ensuring compliance with, the BBC’s editorial guidelines -
England committee
Advises on the BBC’s performance and services in England and whether it meets the needs of audiences -
Fair trading committee
Responsible for assisting the Board in complying with Ofcom’s trading and separation regulatory requirements -
Nominations and Governance committee
Responsible for making appointments to the Board and its committees. -
Northern Ireland committee
Advises on the BBC’s performance and services in Northern Ireland and whether it meets the needs of audiences -
Remuneration committee
Responsible for reward and remuneration strategy across the BBC, including public services divisions and the commercial subsidiaries across the BBC. -
Scotland committee
Advises on the BBC’s performance and services in Scotland and whether it meets the needs of audiences -
Wales committee
Advises on the BBC’s performance and services in Wales and whether it meets the needs of audiences