Monday, February 18, 2008
Due to the global impact of various 'anti-trust' regulatory authorities examining company records of many airlines and the flow-on effect to the forwarding industry worldwide, many of our members are wondering just what activities and actions may be regarded as anti-competitive or collusive and which of these might contravene the Trade Practice Act (TPA) here in Australia. As a first step the Board of Directors and Officers of AFIF have recently received a detailed briefing and instruction on Trade Practice issues, to ensure that matters discussed by the Federation at it's meetings are not liable to contravene the TPA. This we believe to be a responsible first step in assisting our members and also their representatives who volunteer and assist the work of the Federation.
AFIF has arranged to deliver briefing sessions on this and related subjects to our members in the form of a Breakfast Meeting. Members will hear from a leading Trade Practice Lawyer from Blake Dawson and be able to ask questions in order to help understand these issues to remain compliant within the TP laws in the conduct of their business and external activities.
We recommend that Managers; Supervisors, Sales and Operations personnel would all benefit form this information.
Some additional personal and company benefits in attending and hearing this advice may be:
At the same meeting, Blake Dawson will also deliver advice and guidance in regard to the following topical issues:
Please click here to view the Notice of Meeting, and the Agenda
Please click here to register on-line
We look forward to seeing you there.
Kind regards,
Brian Lovell
Chief Executive Officer
Australian Federation of International Forwarders Ltd (AFIF)
Suite 403, Level 3
152 Bunnerong Road
Eastgardens NSW 2036
Tel: (61 2) 9314 3055
Fax: (61 2) 9314 3116