Food must fit the description given prior to sale

• Food must fit the description given prior to sale
• Food must not be altered in any way without the knowledge of the customer
• Food must be transported safely and if perishable in a suitably refrigerated
and lined vehicle
17. Food Standards Australia New Zealand Act 1991
Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) is in charge of designing and
managing food standards. Its role is to protect the health and wellbeing of
people in Australia and New Zealand by ensuring a healthy food supply. Its
main objectives are:
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 Protect public health and safety.
 Provide enough information about food to help consumers make informed
choices and
 To prevent fraud and deception, prevent misleading and deceptive conduct.
18. Liquor licensing, especially as it relates to the responsible service of alcohol
The Liquor Act 2007 and Liquor Regulation 2008 provide hospitality
establishments with information that can be used to regulate liquor licensing,
when and where alcohol can be served, and the legal drinking age. This
legislation also states that establishments must practice harm minimisation
and the responsible service of alcohol. Any person that wishes to participate
in the serving of alcohol must be trained in the responsible service of alcohol
and be over the age of eighteen.
19. Privacy Act 1988
The Privacy Act 1988 governs how sensitive data is received, used, released, and
secured in public. The main objectives of this act are:
The objects of this Act are:
• to promote the protection of the privacy of individuals; and
• to recognise that the protection of the privacy of individuals is balanced with the
interests of entities in carrying out their functions or activities; and
• to provide the basis for nationally consistent regulation of privacy and the handling
of personal information; and
• to promote responsible and transparent handling of personal information by
entities; and
• to facilitate an efficient credit reporting system while ensuring that the privacy of
individuals is respected; and
• to facilitate the free flow of information across national borders while ensuring
that the privacy of individuals is respected
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20. Queensland Tourism Services Act 2003
This is an act to provide protection for tourists in dealings with inbound tour
operators and tour guides, and for related purposes.
The main purpose of this Act is to provide fair trading in the tourism services
industry by:
• Establishing a registration system for inbound tour operators
• Providing for codes of conduct for inbound tour operators and tour guides
including the setting of minimum standards for carrying out the business of
these roles
• Prohibiting unconscionable conduct
• Promoting sound business practices
21. Residential Tenancy Act