LoginThe Enterprise Act: A political fix
CTSI Lead Officer David Sanders offers his perspective on the efficacy of the Enterprise Act
Posted 06 January 2022 | JoTS Online
Content Tags: Opinion|Legal and Policy|National
OPINION: A response to criticism of the Enterprise Act argues that consumer protection still depends on making civil enforcement work, rebuilding consumer education and recognising the wider damage caused by weakened market intelligence.
I read with interest <a href="https://www.journaloftradingstandards.co.uk/legal-policy/the-enterprise-act-a-comedy-of-errors/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">the article on the Enterprise Act</a> in the latest Journal of Trading Standards by Ian Bailey. His thoughts of 20 years ago about how this new legislation was meant to work is precisely correct. T...
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