Common use of Consumer Protection Clause in Contracts

Consumer Protection. XXXX Policies and Standards, including those for consumer protection and the resolution of complaints, apply to interstate distance education offered by participating XXXX institutions to students in other XXXX states. Only those complaints resulting from distance education courses offered by participating institutions to students in other XXXX states come under the terms of the agreement. Complaints about a XXXX institution’s in-state operations are to be resolved under the state’s provisions, not those of XXXX. XXXX consumer protection provisions require the home state, through its XXXX “portal” entity or agency, to investigate and resolve allegations of dishonest or fraudulent activity by a provider, including the provision of false or misleading information. Consumer protection within XXXX, in addition to dealing with alleged fraudulent activity, also provides for the investigation and resolution of complaints that an institution is operating a course or program contrary to practices set forth in the C-RAC Guidelines (see below) in such a way that a student is harmed. Examples of issues that may arise in regard to alleged fraudulent activity or more general complaints include, but are not limited to:

Appears in 7 contracts

Samples: State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement, State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement, State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement

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Consumer Protection. XXXX Policies Xxxxxxxx and Standards, including those for consumer protection and the resolution of complaints, apply to interstate distance education offered by participating XXXX institutions to students in other XXXX states. Only those complaints resulting from distance education courses offered by participating institutions to students in other XXXX states come under the terms of the agreement. Complaints about a XXXX institution’s in-state operations are to be resolved under the state’s provisions, not those of XXXX. XXXX consumer protection provisions require the home state, through its XXXX “portal” entity or agency, to investigate and resolve allegations of dishonest or fraudulent activity by a provider, including the provision of false or misleading information. Consumer protection within XXXX, in addition to dealing with alleged fraudulent activity, also provides for the investigation and resolution of complaints that an institution is operating a course or program contrary to practices set forth in the C-RAC Guidelines (see below) in such a way that a student is harmed. Examples of issues that may arise in regard to alleged fraudulent activity or more general complaints include, but are not limited to:

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement, State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement

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