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editors' Code of practice Committee

Please note that this organisation operates independently of the Press Complaints Commission but is listed here to explain how the systems works as a whole.

The Editors' Code of Practice is reviewed periodically by a special committee of editors - the Editors' Code of Practice Committee. This Committee takes account of public and Parliamentary comment as well as of reports from the Press Complaints Commission itself. The Code is therefore constantly developing and responding quickly to changing practices and technology in the industry and to the concerns of readers.

The Editors' Code of Practice Committee has no say in the day-to-day running of the PCC, and membership of the Committee does not overlap with that of the Press Complaints Commission.

If you have suggestions for changes to the Code these should be put in writing to:

The Secretary
Editors' Code of Practice Committee
PO Box 235
Stone House
Gloucester GL10 3UF

Email: ianbeales@mac.com

The Code Committee also publishes the Editors' Codebook, the official handbook to the Code of Practice. This can be downloaded from the Code Committee's own website, which will also give you more information about the workings of the Committee.

For a list of changes to the Code of Practice that have been made since 1991, please click here.

Committee Members:

Paul Dacre (Chairman)
Associated Newspapers

Ian Beales
Secretary to the Committee

Neil Benson
Trinity Mirror Plc

Adrian Faber
Express & Star, Wolverhampton

Jonathan Grun
Press Association

Doug Melloy
Rotherham and South Yorkshire Advertiser

Ian Murray
Southern Daily Echo

David Pollington
The Sunday Post

June Smith-Sheppard
Pick Me Up Magazine

Hannah Walker
South London Press

Harriet Wilson
Conde Nast

John Witherow
The Sunday Times



 
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