Part 3: Enforcement of consumer protection law Chapter 8: Interpretation of Part Section 222: Other interpretative provisions
This section defines certain terms for the purposes of this Part. All terms that are not listed below are self-explanatory (or, where the definition of the term is found in another section, have been explained elsewhere in these explanatory notes).
	The definition of business is non-exhaustive and widely drawn. It includes a trade, craft or profession (whether or not they are carried on for gain and reward), the activities of public bodies and the activities of others carried on for gain or reward (monetary or otherwise). For example, a trader may offer free repairs forever to obtain goodwill or reputational advantage. The underlying policy intent is for any commercial practices where non-monetary gain is made by a trader, such as the act(s) of providing free repairs, to be within scope of the enforcement regimes.
	The definition of goods is non-exhaustive and includes buildings and other structures (as a subcategory of immovable property).