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ACL industry guides
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Business / companyThe Australian Consumer Law (ACL) is Australia’s national law for fair trading and consumer protection and replaced previous consumer protection laws in the Commonwealth, states and territories.
The ACL applies at the Commonwealth level and in each state and territory. The guides below provide specific information on the ACL for the following industries:
- Charities - A Guide to the Australian Consumer Law - For fundraising and other activities of charities, not-for-profits and fundraisers
- Electrical and whitegoods - industry consumer law guide
- Motor vehicle sales and repairs - industry consumer law guide
- Personal services - industry consumer law guide
- Rental cars - industry consumer law guide
- Travel and accommodation - industry consumer law guide
Sharing economy guides
The sharing economy connects consumers to people who have products or services to sell, hire or lease via an online platform. It includes services such as Airbnb and Uber. The ACCC have produced the following guides in various formats to help understand how the ACL applies:
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