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Empowering and protecting consumers

Open date: 21 Jun 2011

Closing date: 27 Sep 2011

Response date: 11 Apr 2012

Empowering and Protecting Consumers: Consultation on institutional changes for provision of consumer information, advice, education, advocacy and enforcement.


The Government proposed a number of reforms to the institutional arrangements to ensure that the provision of consumer information, advice, education, representation and enforcement was delivered effectively and efficiently. The reforms were aimed at:

  • Reducing the complexity of the consumer landscape
  • Strengthening the effectiveness of consumer enforcement
  • More cost-efficient delivery, closer to the consumer front line

There were 184 formal responses to the consultation. The Government’s response issued by the Minister for Consumer Affairs describes the reforms that will be implemented to meet these objectives.

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