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20 July 2022 How to increase the bond after a rent increase A bond can be increased during a long-stay tenancy if there is a rent increase. This bulletin explains the steps involved and what’s...
Consumer Protection
Bulletin
20 Jul 2022
20 July 2022 Don't let bond top-ups get you down Following an increase in rent, it is common for the landlord or agent to ask you to pay money to increase the security bond. Sometimes this is called...
Consumer Protection
Bulletin
20 Jul 2022
20 July 2022 How to increase the bond after a rent increase While you can ask tenants to ‘top-up’ their security bond following a rent increase, it’s important to know what is legally allowed. There...
Consumer Protection
Bulletin
20 Jul 2022
News you can use, delivered straight to your inbox! Each month Consumer Protection sends topical bulletins filled with helpful information to the motor vehicle industry, including tailored...
Consumer Protection
Form – registration
11 Jul 2022
Experience tells us rogue traders are deliberately preying on Aboriginal consumers either door-to-door or over the phone in a telemarketing style. Don’t Come Knocking - The Australian Consumer Law...
Consumer Protection
Promotions
08 Jul 2022
Use this form to apply in writing for mutual recognition of your licence if you are working in the property industry. If you have issues opening this form in your chosen browser try saving the...
Consumer Protection
Form – application
01 Jul 2022
Use this form to apply in writing for mutual recognition of your licence if you are working in the motor vehicle industry. If you have issues opening this form in your chosen browser try saving the...
Consumer Protection
Form – application
01 Jul 2022
Use this form to apply in writing for mutual recognition of your licence if you are working as a debt collector. If you have issues opening this form in your chosen browser try saving the document to...
Consumer Protection
Form – application
01 Jul 2022
Buying and keeping your car Buying a car is one of the biggest things you will do other than buying a house, but how you get the right car for you isn't always easy. There’s some things you’ll need...
Consumer Protection
Information
30 Jun 2022
Please note this content was correct at the time of issue. As COVID-19 restrictions may change, please visit WA.gov.au to find the latest COVID-19 information. 28 June 2022 How does COVID-19 affect...
Consumer Protection
Bulletin
29 Jun 2022
Please note this content was correct at the time of issue. As COVID-19 restrictions may change, please visit WA.gov.au to find the latest COVID-19 information. 28 June 2022 How does COVID-19 affect...
Consumer Protection
Bulletin
29 Jun 2022
1 October 2021 Important changes to abandoned goods processes and mould in rental properties In this bulletin: Important changes to handling goods abandoned at the end of a tenancy Mould in rental...
Consumer Protection
Bulletin
29 Jun 2022
3 December 2021 Accessing a rental property during a tenancy Consumer Protection is aware of some recent cases where landlords and property managers have incorrectly tried to access a tenanted...
Consumer Protection
Bulletin
29 Jun 2022
22 April 2022 Reminder of the dangers of toppling furniture and large appliances You may be aware of the tragic death of a child in Byford late last year, which was caused by toppling furniture...
Consumer Protection
Bulletin
29 Jun 2022
Please note that while this content was correct at the time of issue, COVID-19 restrictions may have since changed. Visit WA.gov.au to find the latest COVID-19 information. 13 April 2022 Will current...
Consumer Protection
Bulletin
26 May 2022
Proposals for Reform of the Regulation of Motor Vehicle Consignment Sales Decision Regulatory Impact Statement (DRIS) The review under the Motor Vehicle Dealers Act 1973 (WA) (MVDA) has been...
Consumer Protection
Reports
29 Apr 2022
Formal advice on Decision Regulatory Impact Statement Motor vehicle consignment sales reform Thank you for providing the Decision Regulatory Impact Statement (DRIS) on the proposed reforms to Motor...
Consumer Protection
Notice
29 Apr 2022
22 April 2022 Reminder of the dangers of toppling furniture and large appliances You may be aware of the tragic death of a child in Byford late last year, which was caused by toppling furniture...
Consumer Protection
Bulletin
22 Apr 2022
22 April 2022 Reminder of the dangers of toppling furniture and large appliances You may be aware of the tragic death of a child in Byford late last year, which was caused by toppling furniture...
Consumer Protection
Bulletin
22 Apr 2022
12 April 2022 Reminder: Consultation period for 2022/2023 budget Before the start of each financial year, the residents of a retirement village must have access to the proposed budget documents for...
Consumer Protection
Bulletin
12 Apr 2022
A simple guide to help you understand your rights as a consumer.
Consumer Protection
Brochure
11 Apr 2022
This is a series of posters designed to help Aboriginal communities identify and avoid scams.
Scam poster for Aboriginal communitites
Scam poster for Aboriginal communitites, by tvanderloo
Aboriginal Scam posters set - 4 posters in set. [1.5MB] [scald=9481...
Consumer Protection
Poster
07 Apr 2022
Important Please note, this discussion paper was amended on 29 March 2022 to rectify an error on page 9 of the paper that stated that 90% of associations fall within the Tier 1 financial reporting...
Consumer Protection
Discussion paper
05 Apr 2022
29 January 2020 Thoughtful communication is key when issues arise Living in a retirement village necessarily involves residents living in close quarters and sharing facilities, which can result in...
Consumer Protection
Bulletin
01 Apr 2022
Exemption certificates under section 77C of the Retirement Villages Act Further information about the exemption certificate and the application form are available at Prohibited persons exemption...
Consumer Protection
Policies
01 Apr 2022

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