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Legal Forums » Product Liability Law Discussion Forum » Suppliers’ responsibilities in relation to bans.
Started Dec 20 2012, 12:45
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Dec 20 2012, 12:45
When a ban is imposed, it will be listed on the Product Safety Australia website. If the ban is imposed by the Commonwealth minister, the supplier will be notified in writing and given an opportunity to call a conference with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission. However, in the case of a temporary ban imposed by a State or Territory minister, no notice will be given to the Supplier. The Supplier is required to stay informed about the government’s decisions affecting their goods or services. After the ban, the supplier should not manufacture, possess or have control of the consumer goods in question. If the ban is imposed on a product related service, the Supplier must not supply or offer to supply such service. If the Supplier has supplied consumer goods in breach of a ban, such goods should be recalled immediately.
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