This may not help, but it's an extract from the ACCC's website:Gift cards must be valid for at least 3 years
Gift cards purchased on or after 1 November 2019 must be redeemable for at least 3 years after the day they were supplied or purchased.
The 3-year rule does not apply to gift cards that are:
- able to be reloaded or topped up
- donated for promotional purposes. For example, a business handing out $15 vouchers to passers-by for its grand opening.
- available only for a specified period. For example, performance of a visiting ballet company.
- supplied at a genuine discount. For example, $60 card for a massage valued at $100.
- part of an employee reward scheme
- part of a customer loyalty program
- second-hand gift cards
- part of a temporary marketing promotion. For example, customers buy a certain product from Business A, which provides a $50 voucher to use at Business B.
- supplied to certain charities or government agencies.
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