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Retirement village resident consultation - proposed conduct rules and budget obligations
The Retirement Villages Amendment Bill 2024 recently passed through Parliament. Consumer Protection is consulting in stages on changes to the Retirement Villages Regulations 1992 that will support changes to the Act. The new regulations are expected to be in place in the second half of 2025. We will be using short surveys to seek feedback from retirement village residents on various topics over the next 5 months. Each survey should take... MoreOpened 6 November 2024 -
WA Fitness Industry Code of Practice review
Feedback is now closed. Thank you to those who made a submission. Fitness service providers such as gyms and personal trainers are bound by rules set out in the WA Fitness Industry Code of Practice . The Fitness Code sets out rules for contract terms, payment methods and information a fitness client must receive. Changes in the Fitness Code were made in July 2021 to address common consumer issues such as sales tactics, membership agreement terms and termination of... MoreClosed 5 January 2024 -
Prepaid Funerals Code
Feedback is now closed. Thank you to those who made a submission. The Fair Trading (Prepaid Funerals Code of Practice) Regulations 2020 (Prepaid Funerals Code) prescribes requirements for prepaid funeral contracts in Western Australia and commenced operation on 1 March 2021. The purpose of the Prepaid Funerals Code is to impose requirements on the sellers of prepaid funerals to give consumers greater consistency, clarity and certainty when entering into a prepaid funeral... MoreClosed 26 September 2023 -
Property Industry Continuing Professional Development
Consumer Protection is reviewing the c ontinuing professional development (CPD) program. The survey asked for feedback on proposals for the CPD program. More background and details about the CPD program review were covered in the consultation paper . MoreClosed 15 March 2023 -
Family domestic violence rental laws review
Family domestic violence (FDV) is a leading cause of homelessness in Western Australia. In 2019, changes were made to tenancy laws to make it easier for victims and survivors of family domestic violence to leave harmful housing situations or remain in their rental property and feel safe. We will refer to these changes as the FDV tenancy laws. Consumer Protection is reviewing these laws to check if they are working as intended. This... MoreClosed 16 December 2022 -
Funeral Pricing Code
Feedback is now closed. Thank you to those who made a submission. Industry and consumer views were sought on a draft Funeral Pricing Code of Practice which will require funeral directors to provide upfront and transparent prices for all funeral goods and services. This will enable consumers to compare prices of various funerals goods and services without being required to engage with a funeral director. The development of the draft Code was in response to recent investigations... MoreClosed 22 April 2022
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