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Part 1 The National Consumer Council
The National Consumer Council and territorial committees
- 1 Establishment of the National Consumer Council and its territorial committees
- 2 The territorial committees
“Consumer”, “consumer matters” and “designated consumers”
Determining priorities
Annual report
The core functions
Powers of investigation
- 11 General powers of investigation
- 12 Investigation of complaints made by vulnerable designated consumers
- 13 Investigation of complaints relating to disconnection of gas or electricity
- 14 Reference of matters to the Gas and Electricity Markets Authority
- 15 Reference of matters to the Postal Services Commission
- 16 Investigations relating to public post offices
Other functions of the Council
- 17 Reports by the Council
- 18 Secretary of State's power to require reports
- 19 Advice, information and guidance
- 20 Duty to enter into co-operation arrangements
- 21 Power to co-operate and give assistance
- 22 Voluntary activities
- 23 Supplementary powers etc
Information
- 24 Provision of information to the Council
- 25 Enforcement by regulator of section 24 notice
- 26 Enforcement by court of section 24 notice
- 27 Provision of information by the Council
- 28 Exemptions from requirements to provide information
- 29 Disclosure of information
Abolition of consumer bodies
- 30 Abolition of “Energywatch” and “Postwatch”
- 31 Designation of the Consumer Council for Water for abolition
- 32 Transfer orders and abolition orders
- 33 Supplementary provision about transfer and abolition orders
Abolition: supplementary provision
Alteration of the Council's functions
- 37 Extension of the Council's functions: Great Britain
- 38 Removal of the Council's functions in relation to Northern Ireland
Representation on other consumer panels
Interpretation
Part 2 Complaints Handling and Redress Schemes
Introductory
Standards for handling complaints
- 43 Standards for handling complaints
- 44 Requirements for making regulations under section 43
- 45 Information with respect to compliance with complaints handling standards
- 46 Supply of information to consumers
Requirements relating to redress schemes
- 47 Membership of redress scheme
- 48 Membership of redress schemes: supplementary
- 49 Approval of redress schemes
- 50 Approval of redress schemes: supplementary
- 51 Procedure for refusing or withdrawing approval
Enforcement
Part 3 Amendment of the Estate Agents Act 1979
Estate agents' duties
Prohibition and warning orders
Investigatory powers
Part 4 Miscellaneous and General
Contracts concluded away from business premises
Subordinate legislation
Amendments, transitional provision and repeals
General
SCHEDULE 1 The National Consumer Council
- Part 1 Members of the Council
- Part 2 Staff of the Council
- Part 3 Territorial, Regional and Other Committees
- Part 4 Procedure etc
- Part 5 Funding and Accounts
- Part 6 Status etc
- SCHEDULE 2 Enforcement of Information Requirements
- SCHEDULE 3 Abolition of Consumer Bodies: Transitional Provision
- SCHEDULE 4 Transfer of Property etc to Council
- SCHEDULE 5 Information Relating to Compliance with Complaints Handling Standards
- SCHEDULE 6 Estate Agents' Redress Schemes
- SCHEDULE 7 Minor and Consequential Amendments
- SCHEDULE 8 Repeals
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