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Complaint hotline rings out: Federal Court holds that the ACCC does not have a duty to respond to consumer complaints

Complaint hotline rings out: Federal Court holds that the ACCC does not have a duty to respond to consumer complaints

12 January 2026
By Nicholas Hodgkinson, Laura Kiss
The Court has confirmed that the ACCC is not under a statutory duty to decide whether to address consumer complaints - inaction is not subject to ADJR
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