Public Warning Notice - Cameron Blake Browne trading as CBB Roof Restorations & Repairs

Issued by Narelle Butt, Director of Consumer Affairs and Fair Trading (Tas) - 20 July 2023

In the Australian Consumer Law (Tasmania), the Director is ‘the regulator’, under section 8 of the Australian Consumer Law (Tasmania) Act 2010.


The Director of Consumer Affairs and Fair Trading for Tasmania* is issuing this Public Warning Notice to warn consumers about the alleged conduct of Cameron Blake Browne, trading as CBB Roof Restorations & Repairs. Mr Browne advertises his services online at https://cbb-roof-restorations-repairs.business.site/.

The Director, via Consumer Building & Occupational Services, has received numerous complaints about Mr Browne, spanning a three-year period. The particulars of the complaints are similar. The complaints typically allege that after providing quotations for roofing work, Mr Browne receives deposits and either never commences the work (most commonly), or only partially completes the job.

The Australian Consumer Law (Tasmania) prohibits traders from accepting payments for goods or services and failing to provide them within a specific period, or if no period is specified, within a reasonable time (section 158(7)).

The Director is warning the public about the alleged conduct by Cameron Blake Browne, trading as CBB Roof Restorations & Repairs, by issuing this notice under section 223 of the Australian Consumer Law (Tasmania), because the Director:

  • has reasonable grounds to suspect that conduct by Cameron Blake Browne, trading as CBB Roof Restorations & Repairs may constitute a contravention of section 158(7) of the Australian Consumer Law (Tasmania), by accepting payment for goods or services and not providing them within a specified period, or within a reasonable time;
  • is satisfied that one or more people has suffered, or is likely to suffer detriment as a result of the conduct, by paying amounts to Cameron Blake Browne, trading as CBB Roof Restorations & Repairs, when goods or services have not been provided as agreed between the parties (or at all); and
  • is satisfied that it is in the public interest to issue this Public Warning Notice.
Last updated: 1 October 2026