Consumer law (OCR GCSE Business): Flashcards

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4.4 Consumer law
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Purpose of consumer laws

Protect consumers from unfair practices & ensure goods/services meet standards

Name of 2015 consumer law

Consumer Rights Act 2015

Satisfactory quality means

Goods meet reasonable person's standard

Fit for purpose means

Goods fit for their supplied purpose

As described means

Goods match seller's description

Processes for quality standards

Quality control and assurance

4 advertising requirements

Legal, decent, honest, truthful

Safety requirement for products

Safe to use, no risk of injury/death

Safety breach compensation risk

Pay large sums in compensation

Extreme safety breach consequence

Business may be forced to close

Compliance effect on reputation

Enhances business reputation

Long-term reputation damage cost

More costly than immediate financial penalties

Benefit of following consumer laws

Builds customer trust and loyalty

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