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Consumer Rights Act 2015

Summary

This Act protects UK shoppers by making sure products and services meet quality standards. If you buy something broken or faulty, you have the right to a refund, repair, or replacement within a reasonable time, and you're protected against misleading advertising.

A vote to support means

  • Supporting this Act means backing stronger protections for shoppers. It gives consumers the right to get refunds, replacements, or repairs if goods are faulty, and protects people buying services (like plumbing or haircuts) by ensuring they're done properly.

A vote to oppose means

  • Some businesses worry the Act makes it too easy for customers to claim refunds and could increase their costs. Small shops might find it expensive to handle complaints and replacements, potentially leading to higher prices for everyone.

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Bill Passage

Commons

  • 1st reading23 Jan 2014
  • 2nd reading28 Jan 2014
  • Committee stage11 Feb 2014
  • Report stage13 May 2014
  • 1st reading5 Jun 2014
  • 2nd reading5 Jun 2014
  • Report stage16 Jun 2014
  • 3rd reading16 Jun 2014

Lords

  • 1st reading17 Jun 2014
  • 2nd reading1 Jul 2014
  • Committee stage13 Oct 2014
  • Report stage19 Nov 2014
  • 3rd reading8 Dec 2014
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