We do not support the rule change request and the AEMC’s initial position. The Consultation Paper outlines a rule change that will be completely ineffective at addressing a multitude of...
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The Consumer Action Law Centre, Financial Counselling Australia and the Financial Rights Legal Centre are pleased to provide a submission in response to the Inquiry into Competition in the Australian...
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The establishment of the Australian Financial Complaints Authority is an important opportunity to review the scope of ASIC’s oversight of external dispute resolution in financial services....
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A credible reference price has an important role to play in helping to restore balance and fairness to the retail energy market in Victoria. It is very important that this...
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Consumer Action Law Centre (Consumer Action) has published its submission to the Royal Commission into Misconduct in the Banking, Superannuation and Finance Sector in response to the consumer lending hearings...
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Consumer Action Law Centre (Consumer Action) has published its submission in response to the first round of hearings before the Royal Commission into Misconduct in the Banking, Superannuation and Finance...
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Consumer Action views the recommendations made by the Independent Review as a complete package which are designed to act in concert with each other. We do not accept the view...
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Currently, there is no plan for the increased longevity and diversity of Victoria’s population. The result is a fragmented approach to policy and programs relating to older people between the...
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An independent report commissioned by Consumer Action Law Centre has recommended the Victorian water regulator lower the rates for equity and debt costs for water authorities. This would have the...
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In relation to the Houston Kemp Report, it is fair to say that Consumer Action’s concerns lie less with the mode of implementation of access to data, than they do...
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