The Australian Consumer Law Part 3

question 38

Multiple Choice

The Australian Consumer Law Part 3.3 regulates the safety of products sold to consumers.Goods that do not comply with a safety standard or may be dangerous may be subject to a compulsory recall notice.The issue of this notice generally does not mean that the business must:

• A)Provide a refund or exchange.
• B)Recall the goods.
• C)Notify the public about its plans for the goods.
• D)Destroy the goods.

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Definitions:

ISO 26000:2010

An international standard providing guidelines on social responsibility for businesses and organizations.

Precautionary Approach

A principle advising that action should be taken to prevent harm when it is uncertain, prioritizing prevention over reaction.

Environmental Challenges

Environmental challenges refer to the diverse issues impacting the natural environment, such as climate change, pollution, deforestation, and loss of biodiversity, which pose threats to ecosystems and human well-being.

UN Global Compact

A United Nations initiative to encourage businesses and firms worldwide to adopt sustainable and socially responsible policies, and to report on their implementation.