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Over the coming months the AAAA will continue to post information below regarding key issues facing the Australian Aftermarket. If you require any more information regarding these issues, please contact the AAAA National Office on 03 9561 7044 or info@aaaa.com.au
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25/08/2009 - AAAA SUBMISSION TO FEDERAL REVIEW OF WARRANTIES
On 26 July 2009 Federal Consumer Affairs Minister Craig Emerson released the Commonwealth Consumer Affairs Advisory Council's (CCAAC's) issues paper for its review of statutory implied conditions and warranties. The CCAAC subsequently called for written submissions from interested stakeholders.
As part of this consultation process the AAAA was invited to lodge a written submission on behalf of the independent aftermarket.
A copy of our submission is attached.
It is likely that we will get the opportunity to present the key points of our submission to the review panel in early September.
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24/05/2009 - AAAA POSITION PAPER – BULLBARS
Bull bars should be subject to standards, but the emphasis should be on harmonised, workable and evidence-based regulations and we are increasingly concerned that this is not the case.
The AAAA is endeavouring to engage with each State Transport regulator to assist with this process. The position paper clearly articulates the industry position, as it has been written by the industry with feedback from key stakeholders.
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24/05/2009 - CHOICE OF REPAIRER CAMPAIGN
The aim of the Choice of Repairer Campaign is to protect choice and competition in vehicle repair, servicing, replacement parts and accessories sector by eliminating any technical or legal barriers that impact on the Australian consumers right to have their vehicle serviced, maintained and repaired at competitive prices in the workshop of their choice.
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