This Guideline assists the public to understand the circumstances where the Consumer Protection may intervene in concerns related to an alleged breach of the duty provisions under the Associations Incorporation Act 2015 (the Act) by a committee member or officer of an incorporated association.
It’s important for WA landlords to know that the State Government has extended the emergency period under the Residential Tenancies (COVID-19 Response) Act 2020 until 28 March 2021.
To make sure you have all the facts and are able to take advantage of the options available, Consumer Protection explains the pathways in different scenarios in a special COVID-19 rent laws extension fact sheet.
Other helpful topics include:
It’s important for WA park operators to know that the State Government has extended the emergency period under the Residential Tenancies (COVID-19 Response) Act 2020 until 28 March 2021.
This handy fire and emergency information publication can be customised with details specific to your short-term rental.
Print the completed document and leave in a convenient place for your guests.
There are rules for funeral directors to follow to help consumers compare funeral packages or manage a prepaid funeral contract.
Funeral directors must:
Checklists have been developed to help consumers with buying funeral packages.
Unit pricing at grocery stores shows consumers not just the cost of a product, but what the value of that product is as a cost per standard unit of measurement on shelf labels for groceries. Unit pricing makes it easy to check, compare and save when buying groceries.
Large grocery stores and some online grocery retailers must display the unit price when selling packaged food and other grocery products, such as bread, eggs, fruit and vegetables and toilet paper.
Use unit pricing to get better value for money by comparing:
16 September 2020
16 September 2020
Imagine the tenant of a rental property you manage is eating dinner or watching television and suddenly the ceiling caves in. This may sound far-fetched but unfortunately ceiling collapses are not uncommon. They occur for many reasons including storm damage, water leaks, inappropriate use of or access to roof space, substandard materials or poor workmanship.
16 September 2020
11 September 2020
Perth landlords have been left with disposal bills of up to $100,000 from illegally dumped tyres, prompting a reminder about carrying out regular property inspections and due diligence when choosing tenants.
