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As part of the Australian Consumer Law amendments to the Trade Practices Act (TPA) passed earlier in the year, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has been given the power to issue substantiation notices that require a corporation to deliver up information andor documents that substantiate claims or representations that have been made about products or services within 21 days (or later if an extension can be negotiated
