Webinar with CCPC – Selling to consumers – What your business needs to know

Times:

19th April at 10.30am - 12pm including Q&A Session

Bio on speakers:

The presentation will be delivered by John McNally and Alan O’Connor

John McNally is a Case Officer/Lawyer in the CCPC’s Consumer Protection & Enforcement Division (CPED). Prior to working in consumer protection, John had worked in competition enforcement within the CCPC, and with its predecessor the Competition Authority. John had practiced law, in both criminal and civil areas, as a barrister in the Law Library before joining the Competition Authority.
Alan O’Connor is Consumer Protection & Enforcement Manager in the Consumer Protection & Enforcement Division of the CCPC. Previously he worked in the CCPC’s Compliance & Information Unit. Before joining the CCPC, Alan worked in an administrative role with An Garda Síochána.

Description on what the webinar will cover:

The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) is an independent statutory body with a dual mandate to enforce competition and consumer protection law in Ireland. The CCPC uses its statutory powers to promote compliance with competition and consumer protection law, taking enforcement action where appropriate. If your business sells to consumers, this session will provide you with a comprehensive overview of new consumer protection laws that have recently been introduced. You will find out what your obligations are to your customers regarding their consumer rights, rules on price display, price reductions and gift vouchers, as well as information you should know if you sell on an online platform.