I'm a bit behind the times but these are not a great read:
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-12-12/cash-converters-responsible-lending-senate-inquiry/10611498
This little outtake is particularly concerning but perhaps someone with some legal knowledge can clarify the statement due to the odd wording that includes "presumption"?
"There is a presumption in the National Consumer Credit Protection Act that it is unlawful to lend money to consumers if they are already "a debtor under another small-amount credit contract"."
"Presumption" hardly sounds like a set law, it's either unlawful or not surely?
let's get back to basics, page-3
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