3 July 2020
It’s important to know the difference between a section 19 (remedial) and section 14 (rent default) notice. This eBulletin explains section 19 (remedial) notices and when to use them. Next week’s will focus on section 14 (rent default) notices and how they work.
2 July 2020
COVID-19 and section 19 (remedial) notices
It’s important for tenants to know the difference between a section 19 (remedial) and section 14 (rent default) notice. This eBulletin explains section 19 (remedial) notices and when to use them. Next week’s will focus on section 14 (rent default) notices and how they work.
Form last updated 23 November 2020
This form is only to be completed by organisations who hold a charitable collections licence in Western Australia and are NOT registered with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profit Commission (ACNC).
The proactive compliance program is education based and designed to help motor vehicle dealers meet the requirements set out by the legislation plus identify and rectify areas of risk.
Consumer Protection staff randomly visit licensed motor vehicle dealers to check compliance with the law.
The proactive compliance program is education based and helps motor vehicle industry to meet the requirements set out by the legislation plus identify and rectify areas of risk.
Consumer Protection staff randomly visit licensed motor vehicle repair businesses to check compliance with their relevant law.
29 June 2020
It’s important to know the difference between a remedial and rent default notice. This eBulletin explains remedial notices and when to use them. Next week’s will focus on rent default notices and how they work.
The Residential Tenancies (COVID-19 Response) Act 2020 (the Act) has been created to ease the hardship tenants and landlords are experiencing due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
This form should be used to notify the Commissioner for Consumer Protection (Commissioner) of any changes to a charitable collections licence holder’s address, executive officers, name, corporate structure and/or auditor or reviewer information.
This form should be used to voluntarily cancel an existing charitable collections licence.
This form is not to be used by organisations moving from one legal structure to another e.g. incorporated association to limited company. A Change of circumstance form is to be used to notify Consumer Protection of a change to a licence holder’s corporate structure.
Licence holders who are also registered charities with the ACNC will no longer be required to submit an annual statement to Consumer Protection or provide a copies of financial reports. This exemption will be conditional on the licence holder meeting its annual reporting obligations to the ACNC and including their WA licence number when submitting the Annual Information Statement (AIS) (referred to as the “fundraising licence number” in this form).
