NSW Fair Trading warns consumers to avoid two unlicensed operators
An Australian state government department, NSW Fair Trading, is part of the Department of Customer Service. In New South Wales, the division's goal is to provide a fair, safe, and equal market environment. Investigates complaints of unfair business practices and regulates products supplied in New South Wales. The body follows the Fair-trading act 1987, which empowers them to protect the rights of consumers and advises traders and businesses to practice fair businesses. NSW office also has the privilege to enact rules and laws to maintain the sanctity of fair businesses between consumers and traders. NSW also offers licenses to the businesses, which ensures only qualified people can do business in the industry. Without the NSW, there will be no regulating authority; businesses and traders might indulge in unfair activity. In the absence of any competitors, the consumer has to bear the burnt. Therefore, the Fair-Trading Act is necessary, as it gives options to regulate the marketpl...