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What are the consequences of not complying with the ACL?

• Fines and penalties for businesses
• No consequences for businesses
• Consumer rights are revoked
• Businesses are exempt from ACL regulations

What is an example of how businesses must comply with the ACL?

• Refusing to give receipts for goods or services
• Charging extra for itemized bills
• Ignoring customer requests for compensation for damages and loss
• Offering refunds, replacements, or repairs for faulty goods or services

Which types of businesses does the ACL apply to?

• Businesses with less than 10 employees
• Only large corporations
• Any business conducting operations in Australia, including overseas businesses
• Only businesses based in Australia

What is the purpose of the Australian Consumer Law (ACL)?

• To promote international trade
• To regulate the import and export of goods
• To protect consumers from unfair business practices
• To protect businesses from unfair competition

What topics are covered in the guides available on the ACL website?

• International trade regulations
• Consumer guarantees and product safety
• Taxation laws
• Business marketing strategies

What is the scope of the Australian Consumer Law (ACL)?

• It applies to anyone conducting business in Australia, including overseas businesses
• It only applies to businesses with physical stores
• It only applies to online businesses
• It applies to businesses with less than 50 employees

What is the main responsibility of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) in administering the ACL?

• To protect businesses from consumer complaints
• To regulate international trade
• To enforce consumer protection laws and educate businesses and consumers about their rights and responsibilities
• To promote unfair business practices

What is the minimum value of goods or services for which a receipt must be provided under the ACL?

• $75 (excluding GST)
• $100 (excluding GST)
• $200
• $50

Under what circumstances can a customer ask for a refund, replacement, or repair for goods or services that do not meet consumer guarantees?

• If the goods or service is under $100,000
• If the goods or service is over $100,000 and not for personal or household use
• If the goods are business vehicles or trailers mainly used to transport goods
• All of the above

What are the rights of consumers under the ACL?

• To pay extra for itemized bills
• To receive faulty goods or services without compensation
• To ask for a refund, replacement, or repair for goods or services that do not meet consumer guarantees
• To be denied receipts for goods or services