The things mentioned in section 30G(2) that a regulated person may be required to do under a consumer redress order ("the required remedial action") include, in particular—
paying an amount to each affected consumer by way of compensation for the loss or damage suffered, or for the inconvenience caused, as a result of the contravention;
preparing and distributing a written statement setting out the contravention and its consequences;
terminating or varying any contracts entered into between the regulated person and affected consumers.
Where the required remedial action includes the payment of compensation, the order must specify—
the amount of compensation to be paid, and
the affected consumers, or a description of such consumers, to whom it is to be paid.
Where the required remedial action includes the preparation and distribution of a statement, the order may specify the information to be contained in the statement and the form and manner in which it is to be distributed.
The manner so specified may in particular include—
sending a copy of the statement to each affected consumer;
publishing the statement in such manner as the Authority considers appropriate for the purpose of bringing the statement to the attention of those consumers.
Where the required remedial action includes the termination or variation of a contract with an affected consumer—
the order may specify the terms on which the contract is to be terminated or the way in which it is to be varied,
the requirement has effect only if, and to the extent that, the affected consumer consents to the termination of the contract on those terms or to its variation in that way, and
the order may specify the steps to be taken by the regulated person for the purpose of enabling the affected consumer to give such consent.