11 September 2020
The WA motor vehicle industry can play a vital role in stopping a scam involving illegally dumped tyres, which is causing an environmental hazard and big clean-up bills.
Businesses are reminded that they have a legal responsibility to ensure that any contractor who transports their used tyres is licensed to do so.
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.
Persons who wish to request the return of their Bank Guarantee two years following the cessation of their Debt Collector licence are required to lodge this form with Consumer Protection.
To declare as an individual or body corporate or on behalf of a partnership:
4 September 2020
Property condition reports (PCRs) are important for any residential tenancy. They describe the condition of the property. A landlord/lessor needs to prepare a PCR at the start and end of a tenancy. PCRs can help with disputes about damage at the end of a tenancy.
4 September 2020
Property condition reports (PCRs) are important for any residential tenancy. They describe the condition of the property. A lessor needs to prepare a PCR at the start and end of a tenancy. PCRs can help with disputes about damage at the end of a tenancy.
4 September 2020
Property condition reports (PCRs) describe the condition of the property at a point in time and protect you from being held responsible for damage you have not caused. They assist with resolving disputes at the end of your tenancy.
31 August 2020
Consumer Protection has recently observed issues with dealer’s registers with infringements being issued to those who have left out important details.
Dealers must keep a register of all transactions during the time they are licensed, as set out in Form 1 – Register of transactions. The information that needs to be reported includes:
