Collate resource links - 2

This is a short research project that involves collating together government website links and links to useful resources supporting the government information. The list of links will need to be live and put together in the same way you would prepare? a bibliography, with a couple of sentences (3 - 4 lines) describing the? information? available through that website link.? If the description of the website information has been copied straight from the website, that must be noted as copied information. I will give you the topic that I want covered and a list of up to 7 countries that I want the information from.? Anyone with? online research skills? will be able to find lots of information quickly.? I would like the list? written in MX Word using Arial 12 point. **Platform**: Microsoft word is preferred.? ? **Deliverables**:? All deliverables must be [uploaded to Rent A Coder][1] before the deadline(s) for this project...with no exceptions. If this contract makes it impossible for a competent person to do this, then [do not start this project][2] ...but instead alert Rent A Coder of an [un-arbitratable, illegal][3] project. ## Deliverables The topic I want covered is: "What is fair trade? or consumer protection law?"? There may be some United Nations or WWW Consortium declarations that form the basis of laws around the world in regard to this question, and if so, please include the relevant link and a description of the information to be found there. There is likely to be legislation in each of the countries I would like you to research. For example, in Australia one piece of legislation is the Commonwealth "Trade Practices Act" and each of the Australian states have "Fair Trading Acts". The Legal Information Institutes around the world often have this information available through their websites.? eg [[login to view URL]][4] -? links to? the laws of other countries are set out at the bottom of the page.? If you find relevant? legislation, please provide a direct link to that legislation, not? just a link to the site where? it was found.? There may be more than one relevant piece of legislation. If? so, please ensure that you have all relevant legislation for each country. Other relevant information is likely to be found? through government websites.? There may also be forums or blog discussions that are relevant. I want you to list the most relevant and informative websites. Please don't include websites that provide only a passing reference to the topic. **Countries:** The countries I want? you to research? for this topic are - United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa.