The briefing identifies prominent examples of how alleged compliance may be mistaken.
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We today publish an updated briefing on cases of companies that appear to remain in breach of the Consumer Contract Regulations two months after they came into force on 13 June 2014. The briefing identifies prominent examples of how alleged compliance may be mistaken.
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The fair telecoms campaign has long been pressing for prohibition of the use of expensive numbers in a number of areas, where such regulation is possible. Some success has been achieved:
THE BIG FAILURE - Use by NHS GPs and NHS bodies GP contract changes were introduced and guidance was issued to NHS bodies in 2010. This should have led to the end of use of expensive numbers to access NHS services in England and Wales no later than 1 April 2011. Compliance has however been very poor and enforcement action non-existent.
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