Western Australia Fair Trading Act 2010
Parts 5 and 6: The Commissioner, investigation and enforcement powers – Western Australia Fair Trading Act 2010

Western Australia Fair Trading Act 2010 62: Never publish an advertisement that states or implies approval by a consumer affairs authority

What does 62 require?

No one may publish, or arrange the publication of, a promotional statement for the sale, hire or lease of goods, the sale or letting of land or buildings, or the use of a service for reward, that states expressly or by implication that a consumer affairs authority (the Department, its chief executive, the Commissioner, an advisory committee, or any equivalent Commonwealth, State or Territory body or its officers) has approved, or refrained from disapproving, the statement, a claim in it, or the goods or services it depicts. Publishing covers print, broadcast, internet, signage, leaflets and oral statements. It is a defence that the Minister consented in writing before publication. Officers of a body corporate can be liable under The Criminal Code section 39.

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