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The trade practices act was amended and enacted only last month and i only found that out now. The amendment was exactly in the section i was researching on. This means a lot of the information is outdated already including the one i got in lecture. Can't they wait till after my assignment then change the law? I had the piece of legislation open in a window on monday and just now i clicked refresh and the legislation just changed to become twice as long. They can't even keep up to date. I n t e r e s t i n g. This means more work.







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