ACCC

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) is dedicated to fostering competition and ensuring fair trading across various markets for the benefit of consumers, businesses, and the broader community. As a key regulatory body, the ACCC enforces compliance with Australian competition and consumer protection laws, primarily under the Competition and Consumer Act 2010.

The ACCC’s services include regulating national infrastructure, overseeing essential sectors such as telecommunications, energy, and banking, and managing inquiries into various industries to safeguard consumer rights. They provide resources for purchasing safety, advertising compliance, and pricing integrity while assisting businesses in maintaining competitive practices. Additionally, the ACCC runs the National Anti-Scam Centre to combat deceptive practices and protect consumers. With a commitment to transparency and accountability, the ACCC also offers various publications and consultations to engage with the community. Overall, the ACCC plays a crucial role in ensuring market integrity and enhancing consumer confidence throughout Australia.