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When a consumer makes a complaint about a real estate transaction, which is the correct order of escalation under Australian consumer protection frameworks?

Correct Answer

B) Real estate agency → State fair trading → State tribunal → Federal Court

The typical complaint escalation process starts with the business itself, then state fair trading authorities for investigation and mediation, followed by state tribunals for dispute resolution, and finally courts for legal action if required.

Answer Options
A
Real estate agency → State tribunal → ACCC → State fair trading
B
Real estate agency → State fair trading → State tribunal → Federal Court
C
State fair trading → Real estate agency → ACCC → State tribunal
D
ACCC → State fair trading → Real estate agency → State tribunal

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complaint escalationconsumer protectionstate fair tradingACCCstate tribunal
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