Trading without permits

I am having problems with an ASIC listed company that refuses to cease trading even though it has no relevent permits. The Local council is onto it but still this company defies authority.
Could someone please tell me how to contact ASIC or another high authority and perhaps what to say.
Ta KFC_puppy

At this stage the Council admits it has little to no power If the questional party continues its behaviour.It is my belief the the council is doing as it can. BUT I live with the lawless behavour and need to hasen a resolve. Have looked at ASIC web page, what am I looking for? By the way this a company does advertise on the radio and TV most days so I expect they should have known better from the start.

Martin O,
It would be wounerful not to conflict
with you.OUCH I do not yet have confidence or knowlwge to freely put forward the points that are many.

It would depend on who the issuing authority for the permit is and who has the policing of the permit, these things are usually enshrined in state legislation. Try a search using the words "legislation", the Name of the state and the type of trading involved. You've spoken to the council, the officer there may be hamstrung on what he can do, but may be happy to point you in the right direction. If it is the council who is not acting perhaps a call to the state government local government office may achieve a result.

I can understand your concern with giving details, some of the multinational firms are quick to sue if they see their interests under threat. Perhaps someone else here may be able to help, I'm at the end of my knowledge on this.

I think the best thing I can do is refer you to a free legal centre, the one that seems to be nearest you is the Peninsula Community Legal Centre services phone 9783 3600, Frankston with offices in Bentleigh, Cranbourne, Frankston North and Rosebud. They may be able to help you put together an effective letter of complaint.

I'm not sure why it's ASIC you want, but I'm obviously not in possession of the facts, perhaps you might like to look over the ASIC complaints page here, to find what best suits your concern, then follow the information given.

Please come back here if you need further clarification, hope this helps.

OK glad to help, please let us know how your complaint proceeds, always remembering that the complex case sometimes take years to come to resolution and sometimes bog down and nothing happens.

Sorry, PM not enabled on this forum.

MartinO,
The Company in question has not change their conduct since being denied permision by the council and continue weekday and weeked trading and the odd night with a red light that even the cops (don't care if they are offended this time) will not look at. I think I have already asked but please give me some idea now.
Ta