COMPETITION AND CONSUMER ACT 2010 - SECT 187 Application of amendments
COMPETITION AND CONSUMER ACT 2010 - SECT 187
Application of amendmentsThe amendments made by Part 2 of Schedule 1 to the Treasury Laws Amendment (More Competition, Better Prices) Act 2022 apply in relation to offences committed on or after the commencement of that Schedule.
• This Part sets up a system for regulating international liner cargo shipping services.
• The main components of that system are as follows:
(a) registration of conference agreements;
(b) regulation of non - conference ocean carriers with substantial market power;
(c) regulation of unfair pricing practices;
(d) registration of agents of ocean carriers.
• The parties to a conference agreement relating to international liner cargo shipping services may apply for the registration of the agreement.
• If the conference agreement is registered, the parties will be given partial and conditional exemptions from:
(a) sections 45AF, 45AG, 45AJ and 45AK (cartel conduct); and
(b) section 45 (contracts etc. that restrict dealings or affect competition); and
(c) section 47 (exclusive dealing).
• The parties to a registered conference agreement are required to negotiate with, and provide information to, representative shipper bodies.
• The Commission may investigate whether grounds exist for the Minister to deregister a conference agreement.
• The main ground for deregistration is a breach by the parties to the agreement of requirements imposed on them by this Part.
• This Part sets up a special regime for regulating anti - competitive conduct in the telecommunications industry. The regime applies in addition to Part IV.
• The Part sets out the circumstances in which carriers and carriage service providers are said to engage in anti - competitive conduct .
• A carrier or carriage service provider must not engage in anti - competitive conduct. This rule is called the competition rule .
• The Commission may issue a notice stating that a specified carrier or carriage service provider has engaged, or is engaging, in anti - competitive conduct. The notice is called a Part A competition notice .
• Proceedings for the enforcement of the competition rule (other than proceedings for injunctive relief) must not be instituted unless the alleged conduct is of a kind dealt with in a Part A competition notice that was in force at the time when the alleged conduct occurred.
• The Commission may issue a notice stating that a specified carrier or carriage service provider has contravened, or is contravening, the competition rule. The notice is called a Part B competition notice .
• A Part B competition notice is prima facie evidence of the matters in the notice.
• The Commission may make an order exempting specified conduct from the scope of the definition of anti - competitive conduct . The order is called an exemption order .
• The Commission may make record - keeping rules that apply to carriers and carriage service providers.
• Carriers and carriage service providers may be directed by the Commission to make certain reports available. The direction is called a disclosure direction .
• This Part sets out a telecommunications access regime.
• A carriage service, or a related service, supplied, or capable of being supplied, by a carrier (other than an NBN corporation) or a carriage service provider (other than an NBN corporation) is a declared service if:
(a) the Commission has declared the service to be a declared service ; or
(b) the service is supplied by the carrier or carriage service provider, and a special access undertaking given by the carrier or carriage service provider is in operation in relation to the service.
• A carriage service, or a related service, supplied, or capable of being supplied, by an NBN corporation is a declared service if:
(a) the Commission has declared the service to be a declared service ; or
(b) the NBN corporation has formulated a standard form of access agreement that relates to access to the service; or
(c) the service is supplied by the NBN corporation, and a special access undertaking given by the NBN corporation is in operation in relation to the service.
• Carriers and carriage service providers who provide declared services are required to comply with standard access obligations in relation to those services.
• The standard access obligations facilitate the provision of access to declared services by service providers in order that service providers can provide carriage services and/or content services.
• The terms and conditions on which carriers and carriage service providers are required to comply with the standard access obligations are subject to agreement.
• If agreement cannot be reached, but the carrier or carriage service provider has given an access undertaking , the terms and conditions are as set out in the access undertaking.
• If agreement cannot be reached, no access undertaking is in operation, but the Commission has made binding rules of conduct, the terms and conditions are as specified in the binding rules of conduct.
• If agreement cannot be reached, no access undertaking is in operation, and no binding rules of conduct have been made, the terms and conditions are as specified in an access determination made by the Commission.
• A carrier, carriage service provider or related body must not prevent or hinder the fulfilment of a standard access obligation.
This Part deals with prohibited conduct by corporations in relation to electricity. It ceases to be in force on 1 January 2026.
Division 2 of this Part sets out the circumstances in which a corporation engages in prohibited conduct .
Responses to a corporation engaging in prohibited conduct include the following:
(a) the Commission may issue a public warning notice;
(b) the Commission may give the corporation an infringement notice;
(c) the Commission may give the corporation a prohibited conduct notice that sets out proposed orders (and the Commission may later give the Treasurer a prohibited conduct recommendation that recommends orders);
(d) if the Commission has given the Treasurer a prohibited conduct recommendation, the Treasurer may:
(i) make a contracting order that requires making offers to enter into electricity financial contracts; and
(ii) apply to the Court for a divestiture order that requires divestment of interests in assets and securities.
• This Part sets out an enforcement regime for the purposes of finding out whether there has been a contravention of this Act, a gas market instrument or the consumer data rules, Part 20 of the Telecommunications Act 1997 or Part 9 of the Telecommunications (Consumer Protection and Service Standards) Act 1999 .
• Division 2 provides for the appointment of inspectors and the issue of identity cards.
• Division 3 deals with entry to premises with the consent of the occupier of the premises.
• Division 4 deals with entry to premises under a search warrant issued by a magistrate. It sets out the powers available under a search warrant, the obligations of persons entering the premises and the rights and responsibilities of the occupier of the premises.
• Division 5 contains some general provisions relating to the operation of electronic equipment at premises.
Competition and Consumer Act 2010
No. 51, 1974
Compilation No. 150
Compilation date: 1 April 2024
Includes amendments: Act No. 119, 2023
Registered: 12 April 2024
This compilation is in 4 volumes
Volume 4: Schedules
Endnotes
Each volume has its own contents
About this compilation
This compilation
This is a compilation of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 that shows the text of the law as amended and in force on 1 April 2024 (the compilation date ).
The notes at the end of this compilation (the endnotes ) include information about amending laws and the amendment history of provisions of the compiled law.
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Schedule 1--The Schedule version of Part IV
Part 1--Schedule version of Part IV
45AB Definitions
45AC Extended meaning of party
45AD Cartel provisions
45AE Meaning of expressions in other provisions of this Act
45AF Making a contract etc. containing a cartel provision
45AG Giving effect to a cartel provision
45AI Court may make related civil orders
45AIA Section 4AB of the Crimes Act does not apply
Subdivision C--Civil penalty provisions
45AJ Making a contract etc. containing a cartel provision
45AK Giving effect to a cartel provision
45AM Cartel provision subject to grant of authorisation
45AN Contracts, arrangements or understandings between related bodies corporate
45AO Joint ventures--prosecution
45AP Joint ventures--civil penalty proceedings
45AQ Resale price maintenance
45AS Dual listed company arrangement
45AT Acquisition of shares or assets
45AU Collective acquisition of goods or services by the parties to a contract, arrangement or understanding
Division 2--Other provisions
45 Contracts, arrangements or understandings that restrict dealings or affect competition
45D Secondary boycotts for the purpose of causing substantial loss or damage
45DA Secondary boycotts for the purpose of causing substantial lessening of competition
45DC Involvement and liability of employee organisations
45DD Situations in which boycotts permitted
45E Prohibition of contracts, arrangements or understandings affecting the supply or acquisition of goods or services
45EA Provisions contravening section 45E not to be given effect
45EB Sections 45D to 45EA do not affect operation of other provisions of Part
48 Resale price maintenance
49 Dual listed company arrangements that affect competition
50 Prohibition of acquisitions that would result in a substantial lessening of competition
Schedule 2--The Australian Consumer Law
1 Application of this Schedule
4 Misleading representations with respect to future matters
5 When donations are treated as supplies or acquisitions
8 Goods affixed to land or premises
9 Meaning of safety defect in relation to goods
10 Asserting a right to payment
11 References to acquisition, supply and re - supply
12 Application of Schedule in relation to leases and licences of land and buildings
13 Loss or damage to include injury
14 Meaning of continuing credit contract
15 Contraventions of this Schedule
17 References to provisions in this Schedule
Chapter 2--General protections
Part 2 - 1--Misleading or deceptive conduct
18 Misleading or deceptive conduct
19 Application of this Part to information providers
Part 2 - 2--Unconscionable conduct
20 Unconscionable conduct within the meaning of the unwritten law
21 Unconscionable conduct in connection with goods or services
22 Matters the court may have regard to for the purposes of section 21
22A Presumptions relating to whether representations are misleading
Part 2 - 3--Unfair contract terms
23 Unfair terms of consumer contracts and small business contracts
26 Terms that define main subject matter of consumer contracts or small business contracts etc. are unaffected
27 Standard form contracts
28 Contracts to which this Part does not apply
28A This Part does not apply to certain contracts connected with financial markets
Chapter 3--Specific protections
Division 1--False or misleading representations etc.
29 False or misleading representations about goods or services
30 False or misleading representations about sale etc. of land
31 Misleading conduct relating to employment
32 Offering rebates, gifts, prizes etc.
33 Misleading conduct as to the nature etc. of goods
34 Misleading conduct as to the nature etc. of services
37 Misleading representations about certain business activities
38 Application of provisions of this Division to information providers
Division 2--Unsolicited supplies
40 Assertion of right to payment for unsolicited goods or services
41 Liability etc. of recipient for unsolicited goods
42 Liability of recipient for unsolicited services
43 Assertion of right to payment for unauthorised entries or advertisements
Division 3--Pyramid schemes
44 Participation in pyramid schemes
45 Meaning of pyramid scheme
46 Marketing schemes as pyramid schemes
48 Single price to be specified in certain circumstances
Division 5--Other unfair practices
Part 3 - 2--Consumer transactions
Division 1--Consumer guarantees
Subdivision A--Guarantees relating to the supply of goods
52 Guarantee as to undisturbed possession
53 Guarantee as to undisclosed securities etc.
54 Guarantee as to acceptable quality
55 Guarantee as to fitness for any disclosed purpose etc.
56 Guarantee relating to the supply of goods by description
57 Guarantees relating to the supply of goods by sample or demonstration model
58 Guarantee as to repairs and spare parts
59 Guarantee as to express warranties
Subdivision B--Guarantees relating to the supply of services
60 Guarantee as to due care and skill
61 Guarantees as to fitness for a particular purpose etc.
62 Guarantee as to reasonable time for supply
63 Services to which this Subdivision does not apply
Subdivision C--Guarantees not to be excluded etc. by contract
64 Guarantees not to be excluded etc. by contract
64A Limitation of liability for failures to comply with guarantees
65 Application of this Division to supplies of gas, electricity and telecommunications
68 Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods
Division 2--Unsolicited consumer agreements
69 Meaning of unsolicited consumer agreement
70 Presumption that agreements are unsolicited consumer agreements
Subdivision B--Negotiating unsolicited consumer agreements
73 Permitted hours for negotiating an unsolicited consumer agreement
74 Disclosing purpose and identity
75 Ceasing to negotiate on request
76 Informing person of termination period etc.
77 Liability of suppliers for contraventions by dealers
Subdivision C--Requirements for unsolicited consumer agreements etc.
78 Requirement to give document to the consumer
79 Requirements for all unsolicited consumer agreements etc.
80 Additional requirements for unsolicited consumer agreements not negotiated by telephone
81 Requirements for amendments of unsolicited consumer agreements
Subdivision D--Terminating unsolicited consumer agreements
82 Terminating an unsolicited consumer agreement during the termination period
84 Obligations of suppliers on termination
85 Obligations and rights of consumers on termination
86 Prohibition on supplies etc.
87 Repayment of payments received after termination
88 Prohibition on recovering amounts after termination
89 Certain provisions of unsolicited consumer agreements void
91 Application of this Division to persons to whom rights of consumers and suppliers are assigned etc.
92 Application of this Division to supplies to third parties
93 Effect of contravening this Division
94 Regulations may limit the application of this Division
95 Application of this Division to certain conduct covered by the Corporations Act
Division 3--Lay - by agreements
96 Lay - by agreements must be in writing etc.
97 Termination of lay - by agreements by consumers
98 Termination of lay - by agreements by suppliers
Subdivision B--Requirements relating to gift cards
99B Gift cards to be redeemable for at least 3 years
99C When gift card ceases to be redeemable to appear prominently on gift card
99D Terms and conditions not to allow post - supply fees
99E Post - supply fees not to be demanded or received
99F Certain terms and conditions of gift card void
99G Regulations may limit application of this Division
100 Supplier must provide proof of transaction etc.
101 Consumer may request an itemised bill
102 Prescribed requirements for warranties against defects
103 Repairers must comply with prescribed requirements
TOC3 "> Part 3 - 3--Safety of consumer goods and product related services
104 Making safety standards for consumer goods and product related services
105 Declaring safety standards for consumer goods and product related services
106 Supplying etc. consumer goods that do not comply with safety standards
107 Supplying etc. product related services that do not comply with safety standards
108 Requirement to nominate a safety standard
Division 2--Bans on consumer goods and product related services
109 Interim bans on consumer goods or product related services that will or may cause injury to any person etc.
110 Places in which interim bans apply
111 Ban period for interim bans
112 Interaction of multiple interim bans
113 Revocation of interim bans
114 Permanent bans on consumer goods or product related services
115 Places in which permanent bans apply
116 When permanent bans come into force
117 Revocation of permanent bans
Subdivision C--Compliance with interim bans and permanent bans
118 Supplying etc. consumer goods covered by a ban
119 Supplying etc. product related services covered by a ban
Subdivision D--Temporary exemption from mutual recognition principles
120 Temporary exemption under the Trans - Tasman Mutual Recognition Act 1997
121 Temporary exemption under the Mutual Recognition Act 1992
Division 3--Recall of consumer goods
Subdivision A--Compulsory recall of consumer goods
122 Compulsory recall of consumer goods
123 Contents of a recall notice
124 Obligations of a supplier in relation to a recall notice
125 Notification by persons who supply consumer goods outside Australia if there is compulsory recall
126 Interaction of multiple recall notices
127 Compliance with recall notices
Subdivision B--Voluntary recall of consumer goods
128 Notification requirements for a voluntary recall of consumer goods
Division 4--Safety warning notices
129 Safety warning notices about consumer goods and product related services
130 Announcement of the results of an investigation etc.
Division 5--Consumer goods, or product related services, associated with death or serious injury or illness
131 Suppliers to report consumer goods associated with the death or serious injury or illness of any person
132 Suppliers to report product related services associated with the death or serious injury or illness of any person
132A Confidentiality of notices given under this Division
133 Liability under a contract of insurance
Part 3 - 4--Information standards
134 Making information standards for goods and services
135 Declaring information standards for goods and services
136 Supplying etc. goods that do not comply with information standards
137 Supplying etc. services that do not comply with information standards
137A Safe harbour for complying with information standards about free range eggs
Part 3 - 5--Liability of manufacturers for goods with safety defects
Division 1--Actions against manufacturers for goods with safety defects
138 Liability for loss or damage suffered by an injured individual
139 Liability for loss or damage suffered by a person other than an injured individual
140 Liability for loss or damage suffered by a person if other goods are destroyed or damaged
141 Liability for loss or damage suffered by a person if land, buildings or fixtures are destroyed or damaged
142 Defences to defective goods actions
Division 2--Defective goods actions
143 Time for commencing defective goods actions
144 Liability joint and several
146 No defective goods action where workers' compensation law etc. applies
148 Commonwealth liability for goods that are defective only because of compliance with Commonwealth mandatory standard
149 Representative actions by the regulator
150 Application of all or any provisions of this Part etc. not to be excluded or modified
Part 4 - 1--Offences relating to unfair practices
Division 1--False or misleading representations etc.
151 False or misleading representations about goods or services
152 False or misleading representations about sale etc. of land
153 Misleading conduct relating to employment
154 Offering rebates, gifts, prizes etc.
155 Misleading conduct as to the nature etc. of goods
156 Misleading conduct as to the nature etc. of services
159 Misleading representations about certain business activities
160 Application of provisions of this Division to information providers
Division 2--Unsolicited supplies
162 Assertion of right to payment for unsolicited goods or services
163 Assertion of right to payment for unauthorised entries or advertisements
Division 3--Pyramid schemes
164 Participation in pyramid schemes
166 Single price to be specified in certain circumstances
Division 5--Other unfair practices
Part 4 - 2--Offences relating to consumer transactions
Division 1--Consumer guarantees
Division 2--Unsolicited consumer agreements
Subdivision A--Negotiating unsolicited consumer agreements
170 Permitted hours for negotiating an unsolicited consumer agreement
171 Disclosing purpose and identity
172 Ceasing to negotiate on request
173 Informing person of termination period etc.
Subdivision B--Requirements for unsolicited consumer agreements etc.
174 Requirement to give document to the consumer
175 Requirements for all unsolicited consumer agreements etc.
176 Additional requirements for unsolicited consumer agreements not negotiated by telephone
177 Requirements for amendments of unsolicited consumer agreements
Subdivision C--Terminating unsolicited consumer agreements
178 Obligations of suppliers on termination
179 Prohibition on supplies etc.
180 Repayment of payments received after termination
181 Prohibition on recovering amounts after termination
182 Certain provisions of unsolicited consumer agreements void
184 Application of this Division to persons to whom rights of consumers and suppliers are assigned etc.
185 Application of this Division to supplies to third parties
186 Regulations may limit the application of this Division
187 Application of this Division to certain conduct covered by the Corporations Act
Division 3--Lay - by agreements
188 Lay - by agreements must be in writing etc.
190 Termination of lay - by agreements by suppliers
191A Gift cards to be redeemable for at least 3 years
191B When gift card ceases to be redeemable to appear prominently on gift card
191C Terms and conditions not to allow post - supply fees
191D Post - supply fees not to be demanded or received
191E Regulations may limit the application of this Division
192 Prescribed requirements for warranties against defects
193 Repairers must comply with prescribed requirements
Part 4 - 3--Offences relating to safety of consumer goods and product related services
194 Supplying etc. consumer goods that do not comply with safety standards
195 Supplying etc. product related services that do not comply with safety standards
196 Requirement to nominate a safety standard
Division 2--Bans on consumer goods and product related services
197 Supplying etc. consumer goods covered by a ban
198 Supplying etc. product related services covered by a ban
Division 3--Recall of consumer goods
199 Compliance with recall orders
200 Notification by persons who supply consumer goods outside Australia if there is compulsory recall
201 Notification requirements for a voluntary recall of consumer goods
Division 4--Consumer goods, or product related services, associated with death or serious injury or illness
202 Suppliers to report consumer goods etc. associated with the death or serious injury or illness of any person
Part 4 - 4--Offences relating to information standards
203 Supplying etc. goods that do not comply with information standards
204 Supplying etc. services that do not comply with information standards
Part 4 - 5--Offences relating to substantiation notices
205 Compliance with substantiation notices
206 False or misleading information etc.
207 Reasonable mistake of fact
208 Act or default of another person etc.
209 Publication of advertisements in the ordinary course of business
210 Supplying goods acquired for the purpose of re - supply
211 Supplying services acquired for the purpose of re - supply
212 Prosecutions to be commenced within 3 years
213 Preference must be given to compensation for victims
214 Penalties for contraventions of the same nature etc.
215 Penalties for previous contraventions of the same nature etc.
216 Granting of injunctions etc.
217 Criminal proceedings not to be brought for contraventions of Chapter 2 or 3
Chapter 5--Enforcement and remedies
218 Regulator may accept undertakings
Division 2--Substantiation notices
219 Regulator may require claims to be substantiated etc.
220 Extending periods for complying with substantiation notices
221 Compliance with substantiation notices
222 False or misleading information etc.
Division 3--Public warning notices
223 Regulator may issue a public warning notice
Division 1--Pecuniary penalties
225 Pecuniary penalties and offences
227 Preference must be given to compensation for victims
228 Civil action for recovery of pecuniary penalties
229 Indemnification of officers
230 Certain indemnities not authorised and certain documents void
235 Variation and discharge of injunctions
236 Actions for damages
Division 4--Compensation orders etc. for injured persons and orders for non - parties
237 Compensation orders etc. on application by an injured person or the regulator
238 Compensation orders etc. arising out of other proceedings
239 Orders to redress etc. loss or damage suffered by non - parties
240 Determining whether to make a redress order etc. for non - parties
241 When a non - party is bound by a redress order etc.
243 Kinds of orders that may be made
243A Orders made in favour of party to contract containing unfair term
243B Orders made on application of the regulator to prevent and remedy unfair contract terms
245 Interaction with other provisions
248 Order disqualifying a person from managing corporations
249 Privilege against exposure to penalty or forfeiture--disqualification from managing corporations
250 Declarations relating to consumer contracts and small business contracts
251 Publication of advertisement in the ordinary course of business
252 Supplying consumer goods for the purpose of re - supply
253 Supplying product related services for the purpose of re - supply
Part 5 - 3--Country of origin representations
255 Country of origin representations do not contravene certain provisions
258 Proceedings relating to false, misleading or deceptive conduct or representations
Part 5 - 4--Remedies relating to guarantees
Division 1--Action against suppliers
Subdivision A--Action against suppliers of goods
259 Action against suppliers of goods
260 When a failure to comply with a guarantee is a major failure
261 How suppliers may remedy a failure to comply with a guarantee
262 When consumers are not entitled to reject goods
263 Consequences of rejecting goods
264 Replaced goods
265 Termination of contracts for the supply of services that are connected with rejected goods
Subdivision B--Action against suppliers of services
267 Action against suppliers of services
268 When a failure to comply with a guarantee is a major failure
269 Termination of contracts for the supply of services
270 Termination of contracts for the supply of goods that are connected with terminated services
Division 2--Action for damages against manufacturers of goods
271 Action for damages against manufacturers of goods
272 Damages that may be recovered by action against manufacturers of goods
273 Time limit for actions against manufacturers of goods
274 Indemnification of suppliers by manufacturers
275 Limitation of liability etc.
276 This Part not to be excluded etc. by contract
276A Limitation in certain circumstances of liability of manufacturer to seller
277 Representative actions by the regulator
Part 5 - 5--Liability of suppliers and credit providers
Division 1--Linked credit contracts
278 Liability of suppliers and linked credit providers relating to linked credit contracts
279 Action by consumer to recover amount of loss or damage
280 Cases where a linked credit provider is not liable
281 Amount of liability of linked credit providers
282 Counter - claims and offsets
283 Enforcement of judgments etc.
284 Award of interest to consumers
285 Liability of suppliers to linked credit providers, and of linked credit providers to suppliers
286 Joint liability proceedings and recovery under section 135 of the National Credit Code
Division 2--Non - linked credit contracts
287 Liability of suppliers and credit providers relating to non - linked credit contracts
Chapter 6--Application and transitional provisions
Part 1--Application and transitional provisions relating to the Consumer Credit Legislation Amendment (Enhancements) Act 2012
288 Application of amendments relating to lay - by agreements
289 Application of amendment relating to repairs
290 Saving of regulations relating to repairs
Part 1A--Application provision relating to the Treasury Legislation Amendment (Small Business and Unfair Contract Terms) Act 2015
Part 2--Application and transitional provisions relating to the Competition and Consumer Amendment (Competition Policy Review) Act 2017
291 Application of amendments relating to confidentiality of notices
292 Application of amendments relating to prohibition on supplies
Part 3--Application provision relating to the Treasury Laws Amendment (2018 Measures No. 3) Act 2018
Part 4--Application provisions relating to the Treasury Laws Amendment (Australian Consumer Law Review) Act 2018
296 Application--listed public companies
297 Application--unsolicited supplies
298 Application--unsolicited consumer agreements
299 Application--single price
300 Application--non - punitive orders
301 Application--guarantees relating to the supply of services
Part 5--Application and transitional provisions relating to the Treasury Laws Amendment (Gift Cards) Act 2018
302 Application of amendments relating to gift cards
Part 6--Application and transitional provisions relating to the Treasury Laws Amendment (2020 Measures No. 6) Act 2020
303 Application of amendments relating to multiple non - major consumer guarantee failures
Part 7--Application provision relating to the Treasury Laws Amendment (More Competition, Better Prices) Act 2022
304 Application of amendments relating to penalties
305 Application of amendments relating to unfair contract terms
Endnote 3--Legislation history
Endnote 4--Amendment history