The Cabinet is likely to approve on Wednesday a new Consumer Protection Bill 2015, that seeks to replace the existing law and proposes setting up a regulatory authority to curb unfair trade practices. "The Cabinet is scheduled to meet on Wednesday. The Consumer Protection Bill, 2015, is on the agenda," sources said. After the Cabinet approval, the Consumer Affairs Ministry is aiming to introduce the bill in the ongoing monsoon session of Parliament. The new bill, which will repeal the 29-year-old Consumer Protection Act, seeks to create a Consumer Protection Authority on the lines of the US and European countries for fast-tracking redressal of consumer grievances. Business Standard, New Delhi, 29th July 2015