Corporate governance and structure

HBF is a not-for-profit member owned organisation established in 1941 for the benefit of its members.

Framework

HBF is committed to achieving the highest standards of accountability and corporate governance. This is part of how HBF does the right thing for its members.

Key governance documents

You can access key corporate governance documents below.

View the Constitution (PDF)

View the Governance Regulations (PDF)

View the current Annual Report (PDF)

View the Corporate Social Responsibility Statement (PDF)

Fund Rules

All registered health funds are also required to have Fund Rules under the Private Health Insurance Act 2007. These Fund Rules set out the general principles and rules of membership under which each fund conducts its business. When you take out private health insurance with HBF, you become a member of our Fund and agree to our Fund Rules.

View the Fund Rules (PDF)

Ethical responsibilities

HBF is committed to meeting the expectations of members and employees alike when it comes to doing the right thing.

You can access our Code of Conduct, Whistleblower Policy and Modern Slavery Statement below.

If you have any questions regarding HBF's Code of Conduct or Whisteblower Policy please contact humanresources@hbf.com.au. If you have any questions regarding HBF's Modern Slavery Statement please contact procurement@hbf.com.au.

View the Code of Conduct (PDF)

View the Whistleblower Policy (PDF)

View our current Modern Slavery Statement (PDF)