29 June 2018
Consumer Protection recently updated the trust account handbook for settlement agents, to assist you with your trust accounting responsibilities.
June 2018
Welcome to the inaugural Consumer Protection WA retirement villages bulletin; we’re glad to have you on board. This new bulletin aims to make it easier for you to stay on top of your professional and regulatory requirements. We’ll keep you up to date with the latest news and law updates, clearing up common points of confusion and addressing regulatory topics emerging in the industry.
Should you require assistance with completing this form please contact Charities branch by telephone on 1300 304 074 (within Australia) or email.
To complete the application the following must accompany this form:
Should you require assistance with completing this form please contact Charities branch by telephone on 1300 304 074 (within Australia) or email.
This application should only be lodged in conjunction with Form 35.
To complete the application the following must accompany this form:
This consultation CLOSED on Monday 27 August 2018.
20 June 2018
From Monday 2 July 2018 our cashier counter services will be located on Level 1 at 303 Sevenoaks Street, Cannington WA 6107.
Payments will no longer be accepted at 140 William Street.
This includes payments for:
Some licensing services may be lodged online on our website at www.consumerprotection.wa.gov.au.
As of 1 July 2018, lightweight plastic bags are banned in Western Australia, which is a big change for shopp
Consumer Protection is concerned that some WA retailers are referring customers with warranty claims to the manufacturer when it is their responsibility under consumer law.
There have been a high number of calls in recent months to the Department from consumers complaining that some retailers are not taking responsibility when faulty goods are returned.
While manufacturers have obligations to ensure their goods are not faulty, the sales contract is between the retailer and their customer.
19 June
You must be the holder of a current certificate of registration or triennial certificate to attend the mandatory Compulsory Professional Development (CPD) training.
If your triennial certificate or certificate of registration is not valid at the time of completing a mandatory CPD training session, then you risk not being accredited with the mandatory CPD points. Accordingly, prior to making a booking at a mandatory CPD session, please ensure your certificate is current.
19 June
You must be the holder of a current certificate of registration or triennial certificate to attend the mandatory Compulsory Professional Development (CPD) training.
If your triennial certificate or certificate of registration is not valid at the time of completing a mandatory CPD training session, then you risk not being accredited with the mandatory CPD points. Accordingly, prior to making a booking at a mandatory CPD session, please ensure your certificate is current.
