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Vehicle
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Defect
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Occasionally,
vehicles, tyres and accessories sold in Australia are found to contain a
safety defect. This includes both items manufactured here and those which
are imported. The Trade Practices Act requires suppliers to recall goods
which ‘will or may cause injury’.
The Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government is
responsible for monitoring the effectiveness of each vehicle safety recall.
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If you suspect
that your vehicle has a safety defect arising from a manufacturing fault,
you can notify the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government.
Please be aware that you should refer any consumer
matters to the Consumer Affairs or Fair Trading agency in your State or
Territory. The Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government is not a
consumer affairs agency. |
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Is your vehicle
involved in a safety recall? - click
here |
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To
notify us of a Safety Defect in your vehicle - click
here |
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