For whom the whistle blows 21 March 2017 By Sam Goldsmith The ACCC’s submission to the parliamentary inquiry into whistleblower protections takes the view that whistleblowers should be afforded greater protection Read on
Country of origin labelling reforms passed by Parliament, but further reform signalled 15 February 2017 By Brooke Smith The Competition and Consumer Amendment (Country of Origin) Bill 2016 was passed by the Senate on 8 February 2017 without amendment Read on
Fast-track justice for competition claims 6 December 2016 By Isabella Wong The UK’s CAT introduces new fast-track procedure Read on
Misuse of Market Power Bill hits Parliament 1 December 2016 By Hannah Luxford The Government has today introduced a Bill to Parliament which, if passed, will amend the controversial “misuse of market power” provision Read on
Roll up, roll up! 25 November 2016 By Stephanie Swan ACCC’s releases new Media Code of Conduct to provide greater transparency in relation to the regulator’s use of media Read on
Unfair contract protections for small businesses 14 July 2016 By Charmaine Lam From 12 November 2016, the existing unfair contract term protections for consumers will be extended to cover standard form small business contracts. Read on
Guided Tour: Hong Kong’s New Competition Law 7 January 2016 By Sharon Henrick Read King & Wood Mallesons comprehensive guide to the new competition law in Hong Kong Read on
Sims looks ahead to consumer law review 9 December 2015 By Amelia Achterstraat Calls to increase the maximum penalty for consumer protection breaches Read on
Court puts section 155 recipients on notice for non-compliance 30 November 2015 By Emma White For the second time this year, an individual has been sentenced for failing to comply with a section 155 notice Read on
ACCC and AER: Their year in review 5 November 2015 By Emma White The ACCC and AER’s joint 2014-2015 annual report shows steady enforcement and continuing focus on consumer protection Read on