DAPA welcome new member
DAPA welcomes Fabrizio Urrutia a Compliance Manager with SRMC as a new Associate Member.
Welcome to DAPA
Debt Agreement Practitioners Association
The Debt Agreement Practitioners Association (DAPA) is the professional body which represents Debt Agreement Administrators in a rapidly growing and crucial segment of the personal insolvency regime. One of the main aims of The Association is to introduce and develop self regulation by members and it has adopted a Code of Professional Conduct. It also seeks to promote best practice of Registered Debt Agreement Administrators and to educate consumers generally on the benefits and advantages of proposing a Debt Agreement.
DAPA will offer guidance and assistance to its members to ensure compliance with the requirements of Bankruptcy Act Regulations and Debt Agreement Practice Statements issued by ITSA.
Membership is open to Registered Debt Agreement Administrators, Brokers, Creditors and their employees. DAPA is non-for-profit Association.
Membership fees assist in maintaining this web site, settle statutory and regulatory charges and operate the Association. The Executive Directors are not remunerated for their services.
View our Executive Directors.
Membership enquiry should be directed to membership@dapa.org.au
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