Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) On application by the chief executive, the court may make an order under this section if it is satisfied a credit provider has--
(a) repeatedly engaged in unjust conduct in the course of a credit business; or
(b) contravened a conduct deed it has executed.
(2) The court may make an order it considers appropriate, including, for example, that the credit provider--
(a) stop engaging in stated conduct; or
(b) conduct its credit business in a stated way; or
(c) if it has contravened a conduct deed--comply with the deed; or
(d) rectify the consequences of its past conduct in a stated way and within a stated time.
(3) If the credit provider is a corporation and the court is satisfied an executive officer of the corporation was involved in the unjust conduct or contravention of the conduct deed, the court may also make an order it considers appropriate about the officer's future involvement in the credit provider's conduct.
(4) A credit provider or executive officer must comply with an order made under this section.
Maximum penalty--500 penalty units.