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Our ‘Launch Your Franchise’ competition will officially open for entries today, 6 August 2020. The one-of-a-kind contest will provide an opportunity of a lifetime to promising Australian businesses wanting to expand their network through franchising.
Will you be issuing outdated Disclosure Documents?
As a franchisor, the Franchising Code of Conduct (“Code”) requires you to update your Disclosure Document at least once a year – four months after the end of the financial year.
In Australia, a single colour can be the subject of a trade mark application. However, a recent case heard before the Federal Court of Australia has demonstrated just how hard it is to secure a trade mark registration for a single colour, especially in respect of everyday consumer goods, such as food items and beverages.
Under the Franchising Code of Conduct (the 'Code') franchisors are required to annually update their Disclosure Document within four months of the end of the financial year.
Take note: The role of Documentation Specialists We may not be writing on stone tablets anymore, but the skill and value of the "scribe" still plays an important role in delivering usable documentation.