Labor attacks Josh Frydenberg for failing to meet banking royal commission deadline

Labor claims that although six of the recommendations have been implemented, the government has fallen behind their set timeframe

Labor has attacked treasurer Josh Frydenberg for falling behind on the government's promised timetable for turning the recommendations of the banking royal commission into law.

On Friday, to coincide with the first anniversary of royal commissioner Kenneth Hayne's final report, Frydenberg said the government was "on track to meet the accelerated timetable" to implement royal commissioner Kenneth Hayne's 76 recommendations.