The Belle Gibson case and the recent review of the ACL remind us that existing consumer protection laws apply to not-for-profits and charities as well as for-profits, including fund raising, contracts, the provision of goods and services and marketing and promotion activity. An organisation and its directors can be prosecuted for breach of these laws. Outcomes vary from financial penalty to the loss of charitable status.

In this session our lawyers will provide a practical examination of the law and how it applies to not-for-profits and charities using real case examples and how to minimise any risk of breach of the law in this area.

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Registration closes Tuesday 28 November 2017

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or by email to: dwhite@mccullough.com.au