Compliance and enforcement policyPolicy purposeThis policy sets out the principles adopted by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission to achieve compliance with the law, and outlines the ACCC’s enforcement powers, functions, priorities, strategies and regime. |
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The ACCC is Australia’s peak consumer protection and competition agency. The ACCC is an independent statutory government authority serving the public interest. Most of the ACCC’s enforcement work is conducted under the provisions of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010. The ACCC exercises its enforcement powers independently in the public interest with integrity and professionalism and without fear, favour or bias. To achieve its compliance objectives the ACCC employs three flexible and integrated strategies The purpose of the Compliance and enforcement policy is to set out the principles adopted by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission to achieve compliance with the law and to ... Published: 20th February 2012.
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