Franchising: Value of State Based Legislation Questioned

Tuesday 25 January 2011 @ 12.26 p.m. | Trade & Commerce

A media release issued today (25 January 2011) questions the value of state based franchising legislation.

In response to proposed Western Australian franchising legislation the Franchise Council of Australia (FCA) in its latest media release has called on the Western Australian Parliament “to abandon unnecessary and potentially damaging franchising legislation that would duplicate national regulation and cost the WA economy”

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