Over the last few years the ACCC have received numerous complaints from the public about poor quality and potentially unsafe camping equipment purchased from Ama's Camping Plus - a chain of camping stores with shops in all capital cities and many regional areas. In most cases, the consumers involved were offered refunds, but they have contacted the ACCC because they are concerned about the risk these products pose to the public by remaining on the market.

The ACCC has taken an interest in this pattern of conduct and is considering an investigation into the issue.

What powers are available to the ACCC under the Australian Consumer Law to gather evidence against Ama's Camping Plus? (And which of these powers would be most useful to its investigation?)