The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) invites you to have your say on the issues in the consultation paper (available below) on the review of the mandatory safety standard for projectile toys.
The ACCC prefers submissions to be provided via the ACCC consultation hub....More
The ACCC is aware of advertisements on Facebook about cryptocurrency products featuring the name or image of an Australian public figure. These advertisements might look like articles or posts in your Facebook newsfeed.
We are concerned that the advertisements may be false or misleading....More
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) would like to hear from people who are thinking about buying a franchise to find out what questions they have or what information they need.
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The ACCC is hosting a series of public forums in April 2021 to report on the findings and recommendations of the Murray-Darling Basin water markets inquiry.
Forums will be held at five locations across the Basin in Mildura, Renmark, Griffith, Deniliquin and Shepparton. These forums are also...More
The ACCC is prioritising work in the funerals services sector this year.
To help us with this work, we are interested to hear about your experience in arranging a funeral.
We are also interested to hear from you if you work in the funeral services industry or have information...More
The ACCC produces a twice-yearly Small Business in Focus report which provides a summary of the ACCC’s work and activities in the small business sector. You can find the most recent report and previous reports on the ACCC website .
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The ACCC is conducting a review of the Measuring Broadband Australia (MBA) program and is seeking views from stakeholders on the program's effectiveness and scoping its future directions, should it be extended beyond its current expiry in June 2021.
As part of the program, we have:...More
The ACCC is conducting an inquiry into markets for tradeable water rights in the Murray-Darling Basin.
We invite you to contribute to the Inquiry by responding to the ACCC's interim report.
Submissions
We encourage you to make a submission in response to the ACCC's interim report...More