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ASIC recently acquired the product intervention power (PIP) allowing them to make timely and targeted interventions in the financial services sector when products are causing
The Government recently announced plans to extend the remit of the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) to review eligible financial complaints dating back to January
CCLSWA welcomed the opportunity to comment on the second tranche of the proposed Credit Reporting Code (CR Code) Variations and is pleased to have contributed
CCLSWA is pleased to have provided submissions to the Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Reference Committee on behalf of Western Australian consumers, regarding the difficulties
The Consumer Credit Legal Service (WA) Inc. (CCLSWA) recently took the opportunity to provide submissions to the Senate Economics References Committee’s Inquiry into credit and
CCLSWA is pleased to have received contributions and endorsement from our WA CLC peak body, Community Legal Centres Association (WA) Inc; the peak body for
CCLSWA welcomed the opportunity to comment on the proposed Australian Financial Complaints Authority Rules (AFCA Rules) and is pleased to have contributed to a joint
The Consumer Credit Legal Service (WA) Inc. (CCLSWA) provides advice to thousands of Western Australians each year on consumer credit issues. As such, CCLSWA is
CCLSWA is pleased to have contributed to a joint submission coordinated by the Financial Rights Legal Centre to the Attorney-General’s Department Review of Financial Hardship
CCLSWA is pleased to have had the opportunity to contribute to and endorse the joint submission prepared by the Consumer Action Law Centre on ASIC
Recently, CCLSWA has become a signatory to the joint submission that was put together by Consumer Action Law Centre. It is on the exposure draft
Our former volunteer, Tania Joppich, has written a report into the Ramsay Review. Tania completed her report as part of an internship program through Curtin