Give feedback on draft codes and rules under the Scams Prevention Framework (SPF).

The consultation package includes:

  • adraftinstrument setting out:

    • common code obligations for all sectors

    • specific obligations for banks and digital platforms   

  • adraftinstrument setting out code obligations for the telecommunications sector   

  • a draft instrument setting out rules under the SPF

  • explanatory materials for the draft codes and rules

  • aguide to support the review of codes and rules

  • a consultation paper on proposed settings for internal dispute resolution.

Submissions may be shared with SPF regulators.

Background

The SPF creates world-leading protections against scams. It creates new obligations and rules for certain businesses in sectors targeted by scammers.

Information session

There will be an online information session on Friday 5 June 2026 from 1:30 to 3:00 pm (AEST).

To register, email scamspolicy@treasury.gov.au by Thursday 4 June 2026.

Timeline

  • Opened
    closed

    27 May 2026

  • Closed
    closed

    25 June 2026

Contact us

If you have questions, email scamspolicy@treasury.gov.au