With the 15-item bill submitted to the Presidency of the Turkish Grand National Assembly by the deputies today, it is planned to make a regulation on the e-Commerce law. The goal is to prevent monopolization and unfair competition in the field of trade.
The regulated e-commerce law will prevent unfair competition and monopolization!
With the new regulations to be made on the e-Commerce law, the functioning of market places such as Hepsiburada and Trendyol will be intervened, not sellers. The main goal is to prevent unfair competition and monopoly in the online environment.
In this way, the entry of new sellers to the market will be easier and will become more balanced. In addition, it is planned that the growth in the sector will not be carried out under a single roof, but with a distribution close to homogeneous. It was also shared who could or could not be included.
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According to the 15-item proposal, businesses operating in the fields of private pension, banking, insurance, travel agency, civil aviation, private pension, capital market and payment services will not be considered as e-Commerce intermediary service providers or e-Commerce service providers.
In this direction, it is stated that the electronic commerce law proposal presented today will be accepted by the commission and will be put to the vote. It is stated that close to 500 thousand businesses will be affected by this offer. However, the 234 billion TL e-commerce volume announced last year will be more evenly distributed.
When we look at the other items, companies will be prevented from allocating much more advertising budgets compared to their competitors and allocating an amount many times higher for this area. Of course, some will advertise more than others. However, these expenses will be kept under control.
In addition, the victimization of suppliers in large market places will be prevented. For example, the company that is the service provider will have to pay the supplier company within 5 days. Of course, bilateral agreements will not be included in this.
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