Consumer Action has made a submission to the Commonwealth Attorney-General's Department on proposed regulations for the Privacy Amendment (Enhancing Privacy Protections) Bill....
Read MoreA number of consumer and welfare organisations are strongly opposed to both the imposition of interest charges on residential customers’ outstanding debts, and charges over residential customers’ property....
Read MoreConsumer Action has made a submission to Commonwealth Treasury in response to draft regulations to support the Consumer Credit Enhancements Bill 2012....
Read MoreThis submission responds to the Third Consultation Paper of the Expert Panel reviewing the Limited Merits Review regime for energy regulatory decisions....
Read MoreConsumer Action continues to strongly support the introduction of key facts sheets for consumer insurance contracts....
Read MoreConsumer Action strongly supports ASIC's position that advertisements should give clear, accurate and balanced messages and allow consumers to make appropriate decisions, rather than simply avoid being misleading or deceptive....
Read MoreConsumer Action and the Consumer Credit Legal Centre NSW submission to the inquiry into the adequacy of the allowance payment system and related issues....
Read MoreConsumer Action's submission to this inquiry argues that door-to-door sales causes widespread consumer detriment, hinders market competition, and that greater consumer protections are desperately needed. ...
Read MoreConsumer Action believes unit pricing is an appropriate regulatory mechanism and appears to create a number of direct and indirect benefits to consumers and competition, at relatively little cost....
Read MoreThis submission in response to the Commonwealth Government's discussion paper on the scope to reform Australian contract law....
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