What is a consumer association?
The purpose of Government Ordinance no. 21/1992 on consumer protection, republished, consumer associations are considered NGOs as legal entities under the law, and that, without seeking to achieve profits for their members, have the sole purpose of defending rights and legitimate interests of their members or consumers in general.
The status ADCR main objectives of the association are:
Working with professional organizations and governmental and non-governmental institute, with responsibilities for consumer protection, to meet consumers' interests.
Improving the legal framework of general consumer protection by requesting the authorities, through participation in developing standards or specifications that define consumer goods and services.
Education, counseling and consumer information through its own actions, publications, market surveys and other mass media.
Defense, promotion and representation in all legal means of consumer rights and interests in relations with economic agents and state institutions.
What rights have consumer associations?