Consumer Protection (Junior Cert Home Economics): Flashcards

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3 ways consumers are protected

Law, statutory orgs, non-statutory orgs

Sale of Goods & Supply of Services Act 1980 purpose

Protects consumers buying goods or services

Services must be provided by who

Someone skilled to do the job

Services must be done with what

Care and good-quality materials

Merchantable quality meaning

Good enough to match their purpose

Fit for purpose meaning

Must do what they're meant for

As described requirement for goods

Must match their label or description

What's NOT covered by the Act (choice)

If you change your mind

Consumer Rights Act 2022 covers what

Goods, services, and digital products

Consumer Rights Act 2022 remedies if faulty

Repair, replacement, or refund

Who's responsible if goods are faulty

The retailer, not the manufacturer

What is a guarantee

Written promise to replace/repair faulty goods free

Office of the Ombudsman role

Investigates complaints about public services

CCPC role

Enforces competition & safety laws, runs helpline

Consumers' Association of Ireland role

Advises on rights, publishes Consumer Choice magazine

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