Prioritising and Enforcing - Consumer Law Bites

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Keeping Up with the Consumer Law

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Come on a journey to understand more about the Australian Consumer Law by hearing about recent cases, listening to interviews with academic and legal professionals, and learn more about how the consumer law works in practice.

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Prioritising and Enforcing - Consumer Law Bites

Keeping Up with the Consumer Law

10 minutes 40 seconds

7 months ago

Prioritising and Enforcing - Consumer Law Bites

Ever wondered what the priorities of the ACCC are? Well in this episode of Consumer Law Bites you get Lisk's real time reactions to seeing the ACCC's 2025 Compliance and Enforcement Priorities.

In this episode, you with hear Lisk stumble his way through the various priority and focus areas from his kitchen with its poor acoustic qualities and horrible echo. It's a great reminder that even with a PhD, some people just aren't good at things.

Want to check out the priorities yourself? Head over to this website: www.accc.gov.au/about-us/accc-priorities/compliance-and-enforcement-priorities

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Keeping Up with the Consumer Law is intended to be for educational purposes only and should not be considered legal advice. Does this episode raise any questions about how you can use the ACL or what your obligations are under the ACL? We recommend seeing a lawyer.