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Professional Development & Networking Sundowner with SWLS and Ombudsman

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Vat 2 Restaurant Bunbury
Bunbury WA, Australia

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Thu, 19 Nov, 4:30pm - 6:30pm AWST

Description

Learn about Ombudsman and Consumer Protection services

Come to this information session and networking where you can hear from staff from Ombudsman WA and Consumer Protection WA:

  • Ombudsman WA helps people who have problems with WA government service and local councils.

  • We are also the WA Charitable Trusts Commission for complaints about charitable trusts

  • We are also the Energy and Water Ombudsman, helping resolve complaints such as billing issues and credit defaults

  • Consumer Protection WA help consumers with advice about their rights when buying items and when things go wrong, tenancy issues, dodgy vehicles and more.

This session is aimed at lawyers, financial counsellors, community support workers and other advocates.

Co-hosted by the South West Law Society - CPD event

Lawyers can attain 1 CPD point in Professional Practice by attending this session, on application to the South West Law Society (fee applies).

Timing

Information session and canapes: arrive 4:15pm for 4:30pm start

Networking: 5:30-6:30pm

Cost

Attendance is free. Canapes and non-alcoholic drinks provided. Bar available.

Lawyers who wish to attain 1 CPD point in Professional Practice must register with the South West Law Society and pay the applicable fee. A link to register and pay for CPD will be emailed closer to the event.

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Vat 2 Restaurant Bunbury
Bunbury WA, Australia
Hosted by Ombudsman WA