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Submission: Consumer Property Law Review—Sale of land and business: options for reform

April 26, 2017

Consumer Action Law Centre (Consumer Action) is pleased to make this submission in response to Consumer Affairs Victoria's Sale of land and business: options for reform (Options Paper), as part...

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Change of leadership at Victoria Law Foundation

April 24, 2017

Joh Kirby, Executive Director of Victoria Law Foundation since 2008, has announced she will move on from the foundation at the end of this financial year....

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Response: Australian Consumer Law Review Final Response

April 19, 2017

Today the Australian Consumer Law Review Final Report was released, and consumer advocates say there are some great wins for Australians....

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Gerard Brody responds to the Sedgwick Review

April 19, 2017

“This report represents an important first step in overhauling the aggressive sales-culture that has come to dominate our retail banking sector."...

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Consumer Law Enforcement and Administration – Productivity Commission Research Report

April 12, 2017

Today the Productivity Commission released its report on the enforcement and administration of the Australian Consumer Law. The Consumer Action Law Centre supports the majority of the findings of the...

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Design, scope, cost-benefit analysis, contracts awarded and implementation associated with the Better Management of the Social Welfare System initiative

April 11, 2017

The Consumer Action Law Centre (Consumer Action) is pleased to provide a submission to the Inquiry on the Design, scope, cost-benefit analysis, contracts awarded and implementation associated with the Better...

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We need a ban on energy bill fines that really works: Gerard Brody

April 5, 2017

UNDERSTANDING how power prices work isn’t an easy task. The Prime Minister recently tasked the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission to look into power prices, but there’s one problem for...

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Comment on ASIC CP 279: Flex commission arrangements in the car finance industry

March 31, 2017

Consumer Action supports ASIC’s proposal to prohibit flex-commissions in the sale of car loans through a legislative instrument. There are clearly significant variations in the interest rates charged on loans...

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Progress on banking code, but missed opportunities too: consumer advocates

March 28, 2017

The Australian Banker's Association (ABA) response to the Independent Review of the Code of Banking Practice (Khoury Review) is a positive start, but consumer advocates say there are some missed...

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Supplementary submission: Design & Distribution Obligations and Product Intervention Power – Proposals Paper

March 28, 2017

We make this supplementary submission following the release of Report 516: Review of mortgage broker remuneration (the Broker Remuneration Review) by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) on 16...

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