14 November 2022
Don’t believe the rumours. Your compliance with the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) program is required in 2022 and will continue to be a requirement in 2023.
14 November 2022
Don’t believe the rumours. Your compliance with the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) program is required in 2022, and will continue to be a requirement in 2023.
You still have a few months left to complete your CPD requirements for the 2022 calendar year, so make the most of this time by booking your core and elective activities now.
This report contains policy responses to feedback from the Funeral pricing code consultation.
A funeral pricing code consultation summary report showing what we heard and what we did is also available.
In March and April 2022, the Department of Energy, Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety, Consumer Protection Division (Consumer Protection) sought funeral industry and consumer feedback about a proposed Funeral Pricing Code.
This paper gives you a summary what we heard and what we did. A detailed paper of policy response to industry feedback is also available.
Status: CLOSED Friday 16 December 2022
Public consultation is now closed. It makes up part of a review of the family domestic violence provisions included in:
You can find information and resources on family and domestic violence (FDV) tenancy laws at:
Who needs to complete a reference
Business reference
The below information provides a description of activities which a Western Australia (WA) motor vehicle repairer registered since 24 September 2022 is permitted to perform. If you are a WA licensee visiting another state under AMR, you are only allowed to perform the activities listed below.
There are different availble classes for motor vehicle repairers registered
29 September 2022
On Saturday 24 September 2022, three changes to the Motor Vehicle Repairers Regulations came into effect to:
This bulletin outlines the amendments for repairers.
16 September 2022
Consumer Protection WA has warned that a move to enable businesses and organisations to shorten Australian website addresses could be an opportunity for online scammers if website owners don’t take action to protect their domain name by 20 September.
16 September 2022
Consumer Protection WA has warned that a move to enable businesses and organisations to shorten Australian website addresses could be an opportunity for online scammers if website owners don’t take action to protect their domain name by 20 September.
