The report of the inquiry into the timeshare industry conducted by the National Consumer Commission is expected to be finalised by the end of March, commissioner Ebrahim Mohamed said in Parliament on Friday. The inquiry panel was appointed in May last year and hearings have been held in all the provinces with timeshare owners. Final interactions were held with industry players in February. "The inquiry panel is currently conducting research on issues that arose during the inquiry hearings and is reviewing all the input it has received," Mohamed said in a briefing on the commission’s work to the portfolio committee on trade and industry. "I expect them to provide me with a draft final report on March 15 or 16 2018. Once I have commented on the draft final report and my inputs [have been] factored into it, my intention is to sign off on the final inquiry report by March 31 2018." The commission has been investigating the timeshare industry for many years but the case it presented to t...
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