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CONSUMER COMMISSION: JULY 2011 ENFORCEMENT GUIDELINES WITHDRAWN
- 20 October 2025
- Trade, Industry & Competition
- SA Legal Academy
National Consumer Commission enforcement guidelines in place since July 2011 have been unceremoneously withdrawn by notice in the Government Gazette.
Apparently, this follows ‘concerns raised in a number of proceedings before the National Consumer Tribunal relating to inconsistences between the … enforcement guideline(s) and (the 2008) Consumer Protection Act’.
Unfortunately, at the time of writing no further information was available.
- withdrawal notice
- July 2011 guidelines
- Act (updated) (SAFLII)
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