Article 2-1. Basic principles of consumer protection The Law on Consumer Protection

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Consumer rights protection is based on the principles of:

1) promoting the economic interests of consumers and protecting these interests;

2) availability and reliability of information about the goods (works, services) offered by the seller (manufacturer, contractor);

3) educating consumers, increasing the legal literacy of consumers in matters of protecting their rights and legitimate interests;

4) ensuring an effective system for protecting the rights and legitimate interests of consumers based on a sequence of measures to ensure their protection;

4-1) ensuring the protection of the legitimate interests of consumers in e-commerce at least the level of protection provided in other forms of trade;

5) participation of public associations of consumers, associations (unions) in ensuring the protection of the rights and legitimate interests of consumers;

6) providing consumers with safe and high-quality goods (works, services).

The Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated May 4, 2010 No. 274-IV.

This Law defines the legal, economic and social foundations of consumer protection, as well as measures to provide consumers with safe and high-quality goods (works, services).

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