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Submission to the Commonwealth Consumer Affairs Advisory Council on Consumer Rights – Statutory Implied Conditions and Warranties

1 July 2009

This submission has been prepared in response to the Commonwealth Consumer Affairs Advisory Council’s (CCAAC) July 2009 Issues Paper, Consumer rights – Statutory implied conditions and warranties. Australian consumers have access to significant protections through the provision of warranties, statutory rights and legal remedies in the event that a motor vehicle is defective or not fit for purpose.

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For further information contact:

Peter Griffin
Director State & Territory Advocacy and Communications

P. 02 6247 3811

E: [email protected]