NSW Fair Trading Act 1987
Part 6: Enforcement and remedies (offences, penalty notices, show cause, trading prohibition orders, compensation) – NSW Fair Trading Act 1987

NSW Fair Trading Act 1987 62-69: Offences, penalties, penalty notices and proceedings

What does 62-69 require?

A person is guilty of an offence against the Act if the person contravenes a provision, attempts to, aids, abets, counsels or procures a contravention, induces one, is knowingly concerned in one or conspires to contravene (section 63); the ACL enforcement provisions listed in section 62 extend to local offences; a second or subsequent offence against the listed ACL Parts carries up to three years' imprisonment (section 64); courts may order compensation and the other orders in sections 65 and 66; authorised officers may issue penalty notices for the offences prescribed as penalty notice offences, with the first-offence concession in section 67A (section 67); proceedings are summary, with the time limits in section 68, and section 69 fixes the penalties for local offences.

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