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03 Jan 2024 … and text messages. Plan when and how often you will advertise and how long you’ll promote them for … to improve its effectiveness. 6. Finalise the recall There is no set timeline for how long you should carry … Competition and Consumer Commission does not hold copyright, but which may be part of or contained within…
04 Oct 2023 …? ..............................................................................................................................7 1.1 How batteries work … to improve user and public awareness of the hazards of lithium-ion batteries and how these may be minimised … to inform how a battery should be handled at EOL. At present, there are no readily available methods…
07 Jun 2023 … Competition and Consumer Commission does not hold copyright, but which may be part of or contained within … . Important notice The information in this publication is for general guidance only. It does not constitute … current and accurate information, but it does not make any guarantees regarding the accuracy, currency…
16 Feb 2024 … – Friday). For more advice and options on how to safely dispose button batteries check Recycle Mate … batteries located in the ‘TRY ME’ button of the product packaging. Affected part numbers: SMD83R SMD92R … INTERIOR LAMP GREEN (Part number - SMD81G) The product does not comply with the mandatory standards…
31 Mar 2023 …– how serious the injuries are to the user (injuries that could be fatal or need long-term hospitalisation are a higher risk than those that would only need basic first aid) … Page To understand the size and urgency of the recall, you need information about the product, why it is unsafe and how it can potentially harm people. You also need to assess the risk posed by the affected product and understand if similar safety issues exist in other products you or others supply. … supplied how many are with consumers and/or are still in the supply chain the product’s lifespan, retail price and how often consumers use it.…
15 Jun 2023 … the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission does not hold copyright, but which may be part of or contained … . It does not constitute legal or other professional advice, and should not be relied on as a statement … reasonable effort to provide current and accurate information, but it does not make any guarantees regarding…
Button/coin battery safety - a guide for business on the application of mandatory standards ( PDF 1.32 MB )
13 Jun 2023 … batteries. Warnings for products containing button/coin batteries Does the product or its included … personal computers. This category does not include products where the battery is intended to be replaced … for sale to the general public. Does this exemption apply? Was the battery supplied to a consumer…
28 Apr 2023 … and text messages. Plan when and how often you will advertise and how long you’ll promote them for … to improve its effectiveness. 6. Finalise the recall There is no set timeline for how long you should carry … the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission does not hold copyright, but which may be part of or contained…
27 Oct 2023 …Yes, under certain conditions. Before supplying the vehicle, businesses must notify the consumer, verbally and in writing, of certain matters. How old the vehicle is and whether it is a short or long term hire/lease arrangement will determine whether the consumer needs to be notified, and if so, what businesses … Long term arrangement (more than 90 days) … limited circumstances and does not displace the Recall Notice. Although the ACCC will exercise its discretion about the matters we investigate or how we resolve concerns, businesses that supply vehicles…
04 Apr 2023 …Page Providing a suitable remedy helps achieve the objective of a recall, which is to remove the hazard from consumers and the marketplace as quickly as possible. Offering a remedy under a recall does not remove the consumer’s rights to an alternative remedy under the consumer guarantees in the Australian … Decide on a suitable remedy – be consistent with Australian Consumer Law remedies . Plan how you will recall products that have been sold second-hand. This includes any products that contain a recalled part. Give instructions to the supply chain about the remedy. Plan how you will dispose of the affected … warning labels or updated instructions about how to use the product safely…