Paragraph 1
The information required by regulations 3(1), 4(1) and 5(1) is—
the number of requests for ADRf1 received;
the number and percentage of such requests that were—
accepted for ADR resolution;
not accepted for ADR resolution and the grounds for refusal;
resolved through ADR;
discontinued before ADR resolution was reached and, if known, the reasons for the discontinuation;
resolved in favour of the consumer; and
resolved in favour of the trader;
the number and percentage of requests for ADR categorised according to—
the legislation alleged to have been breached; and
the type of complaint;
the number and percentage of requests accepted for ADR resolution categorised according to the kind of ADR carried out;
the average time taken to resolve consumer contract disputes calculated—
from the date the ADR request was made to the information provider to the date of resolution; and
from the date the request was accepted for ADR resolution to the date of resolution;
where known, the rate of compliance with the outcomes of ADR or any other actions agreed before ADR resolution was reached;
where the information provider has made special ADR arrangements—
the type of ADR conducted under such arrangements; and
the number of ADR providers engaged;
based on the information provider’s experience—
a description of any recurring systemic or substantive issues that commonly cause disputes between consumers and traders; and
any recommendations for avoiding or resolving such issues in the future;
an assessment of the effectiveness of the ADR offered and any suggestions for improvements;
any information on trader and consumer confidence in, and satisfaction with—
the information provider; and
any ADR providers engaged under special ADR arrangements;
information on any training provided to persons engaged by the information provider to carry out ADR; and
any other information that the information provider considers relevant.
Annotations
Footnotes
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See section 291(2) of the Act for the definition of “ADR”.