South Australian Repealed Acts

This legislation has been repealed.

TRADE STANDARDS ACT 1979

TABLE OF PROVISIONS

           Long Title

   PART 1--Preliminary

   1.      Short title
   5.      Interpretation
   6.      Act binds Crown
   7.      Saving of other remedies

   PART 2--Administration

           Division 1--Trade Standards Advisory Council

   8.      Establishment of Council
   9.      Terms and conditions of office
   10.     Allowances and expenses
   11.     Quorum etc
   12.     Validity of acts of the Council
   13.     Functions of the Council

           Division 2--General

   14.     Standards officers
   15.     Powers of standards officer
   16.     Minister may require information
   17.     Secrecy
   18.     Cost of testing
   19.     Person acting without authority
   20.     Delegation by Minister
   21.     Annual report

   PART 3--Safety standards

   22.     Duty to comply with trade standards
   23.     Safety standards
   24.     Manufacture or supply of dangerous goods or services
   25.     Declaration of dangerous goods and services
   26.     Compensation
   26A.    Temporary bans
   27.     Warnings

   PART 3A--Defect notices

   27A.    Issue of defect notices
   27B.    Opportunity for conference to be afforded
   27C.    Notification of voluntary recall
   27D.    Action not to affect insurance contracts

   PART 4--Quality standards

   28.     Goods and services to which this Part applies
   29.     Compliance with quality standards
   30.     Quality standards
   31.     Warnings

   PART 5--Information standards

   32.     Offence to provide or fail to provide information in breach of information standard
   33.     Information standards

   PART 6--Packaging standards

   34.     Offence to package goods or supply packaged goods in breach of packaging standard
   35.     Packaging standards

   PART 7--Miscellaneous

   36.     Discretionary exemptions
   37.     Defences
   38.     Contracts not avoided for breach of Act
   39.     Evidence by certificate
   40.     Evidentiary provisions
   41.     Offences by bodies corporate
   42.     Offences due to act or default of other person
   43.     Prosecutions
   44.     Compensation
   44A.    Statutory remedies to be non-exclusive
   45.     Regulations generally
           Legislative history
           The Parliament of South Australia enacts as
           follows: