AMVIC publishes latest report on Service Alberta recommendations

EDMONTON, April 13, 2016 /CNW/ - The Alberta Motor Vehicle Industry Council has published a copy of AMVIC's Progress on Implementing the Recommendations from the Review of Investigations of 2014. The report is dated April 11, 2016. The same report was recently provided to the Ministry of Service Alberta.

"I am very pleased with the results of the report which highlights the excellent work AMVIC has and continues to do on behalf of Albertans," Wayne Paulsen, AMVIC Board of Directors chair said.

The report reviews various recommendations including quality and independence of investigations.

"Our consumer protection work is top priority and we are always looking for ways to better serve the interests of Albertans," John Bachinski, CEO and president of AMVIC said. 

The report can be found on AMVIC's website amvic.org under the heading reports.

About AMVIC: The Alberta Motor Vehicle Industry Council (AMVIC) is a regulatory organization authorized by the Minister of Service Alberta to enforce and administer the following legislation in relation to automotive business: the Fair Trading Act; the Automotive Business Regulation; the Cost of Credit Disclosure Regulation, and the Internet Sales Contract Regulation. AMVIC's mandate is to provide consumer protection in Alberta's motor vehicle industry. AMVIC publishes valuable information and tips for consumers, businesses and salespeople at amvic.org.

SOURCE Alberta Motor Vehicle Industry Council (AMVIC)

Laura Lowe, Communications and Education Manager, Alberta Motor Vehicle Industry Council, 780-468-0476, [email protected]