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Civil enforcement remedies: extending the range of remedies available to public enforcers of consumer law -impact assessment

Assesses the impact of proposals to extend the range of remedies available to enforcers of consumer law. Analyses options that aim to increase…

• From: Department for Business, Innovation & Skills
• Published: 5 November 2012

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Civil enforcement remedies: extending the range of remedies available to public enforcers of consumer law -impact assessment.

Ref: 12/1194

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Assesses the impact of proposals to extend the range of remedies available to enforcers of consumer law. Analyses options that aim to increase business compliance with the law, improve redress for consumers affected by the breach of consumer law, and empower consumers to exercise greater consumer choice. See URN 12/1193 for the related consultation document.

Published 5 November 2012