ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

Section 8 of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation Act 1983 (ABC Act) outlines the responsibilities of the committee

The ABC board of directors is responsible for the operation of ABC. The responsibility of the board of directors is to ensure that the company effectively performs its functions, brings maximum benefits to the Australian people, and maintains the independence and integrity of the company. The board of directors is also responsible for ensuring the accuracy and impartiality of news and information collected and presented in accordance with recognized news standards, and ensuring that ABC complies with legislative and legal requirements.

The governor appoints up to seven directors based on the government's recommendation. The general manager is appointed by the board of directors.

The ABC Law requires directors to have experience in broadcasting, communication, or management, or professional knowledge in finance or technology, or cultural or other interests related to providing broadcasting services.