explain any five strategies adopted by the government to protect the interest of the consumer
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Following are the strategies adopted by the government to protect the interest of the consumers
(i) Enactment of COPRA Under this Act, a three-tier judicial machinery at the district, state and national levels was set up for redressal of consumer disputes. The Act enables the consumers to represent them in consumer courts.
(ii) RTI Act, In October 2005, the Government of India enacted Right to Information Act (RTI) which ensures the citizens all the information about the functions of government departments and people can ask and make complaints on issues like bad roads, poor water and health facilities, government jobs and their status etc.
(iii) Standardisation of the products There are
organizations like ISI, Agmark or Hallmark which develop quality standards for many products.
They provide logos and certificates that help consumers get assured of quality while purchasing the goods and services.
hope it helps you!
(i) Enactment of COPRA Under this Act, a three-tier judicial machinery at the district, state and national levels was set up for redressal of consumer disputes. The Act enables the consumers to represent them in consumer courts.
(ii) RTI Act, In October 2005, the Government of India enacted Right to Information Act (RTI) which ensures the citizens all the information about the functions of government departments and people can ask and make complaints on issues like bad roads, poor water and health facilities, government jobs and their status etc.
(iii) Standardisation of the products There are
organizations like ISI, Agmark or Hallmark which develop quality standards for many products.
They provide logos and certificates that help consumers get assured of quality while purchasing the goods and services.
hope it helps you!
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Following are the strategies adopted by the government to protect the interest of the consumers
(i) Enactment of COPRA Under this Act, a three-tier judicial machinery at the district, state and national levels was set up for redressal of consumer disputes. The Act enables the consumers to represent them in consumer courts.
(ii) RTI Act, In October 2005, the Government of India enacted Right to Information Act (RTI) which ensures the citizens all the information about the functions of government departments and people can ask and make complaints on issues like bad roads, poor water and health facilities, government jobs and their status etc.
(iii) Standardisation of the products There areorganisations like ISI, Agmark or Hallmark which develop quality standards for many products.
They provide logos and certificates that help consumers get assured of quality while purchasing the goods and services.
(iv)Formation of National, State and District Level Courts to look into the grievances and complaints of consumers.
(v) Formation of Public Distribution Systems (PDS). This ensures food security to the poor and prevents hoarding, black marketing and overcharging by traders.
(vi) Various quality standards have been instituted to ensure the quality of products.' BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) are for industrial and consumer goods, Ag mark for agricultural products and FPO for fruit products.
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(i) Enactment of COPRA Under this Act, a three-tier judicial machinery at the district, state and national levels was set up for redressal of consumer disputes. The Act enables the consumers to represent them in consumer courts.
(ii) RTI Act, In October 2005, the Government of India enacted Right to Information Act (RTI) which ensures the citizens all the information about the functions of government departments and people can ask and make complaints on issues like bad roads, poor water and health facilities, government jobs and their status etc.
(iii) Standardisation of the products There areorganisations like ISI, Agmark or Hallmark which develop quality standards for many products.
They provide logos and certificates that help consumers get assured of quality while purchasing the goods and services.
(iv)Formation of National, State and District Level Courts to look into the grievances and complaints of consumers.
(v) Formation of Public Distribution Systems (PDS). This ensures food security to the poor and prevents hoarding, black marketing and overcharging by traders.
(vi) Various quality standards have been instituted to ensure the quality of products.' BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) are for industrial and consumer goods, Ag mark for agricultural products and FPO for fruit products.
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