Important Laws And Regulations Of E-Commerce In China

China's e-commerce has gone from scratch, and in the 12 years of the development of e-commerce, the supervision of national policies has played a crucial role. Under the correct guidance of policies,

The following are some of the important points of China's e-commerce in the past twelve years.

On August 28, 2004, the eleventh session of the Standing Committee of the ten National People's Congress voted the electronic signature law of the People's Republic of China, which came into effect on April 1, 2005.

The electronic signature law has given the same legal effect to reliable electronic signatures and handwritten signatures or seals for the first time, and has clearly defined the market access system of electronic authentication services.

At the end of 2004, at the fourth meeting of the informatization leadership group of the general office of the State Council, Premier Wen Jiabao presided over the "opinions on accelerating the development of e-commerce".

The opinions clarified the important role of developing e-commerce to China's national economy and social development, put forward the guiding ideology and basic principles to speed up the development of e-commerce, and put forward a series of specific measures to promote the development of e-commerce.

In March 31, 2005, the State Password Administration Password Administration promulgated the "electronic certification service password management measures".

In April 18, 2005, the China Electronic Commerce Association policy and Law Commission organized the relevant enterprises to draft the "online trading platform service self-discipline standard" officially released.

In June 2005, the central bank issued the "payment and liquidation organization management measures" (Draft).

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In October 26, 2005, the people's Bank of China issued the electronic payment guidelines (No. 1), which is intended to regulate the electronic payment business, standardize the payment risks, ensure the safety of funds, safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of banks and their customers in the electronic payment activities, and promote the healthy development of the electronic payment industry.

The "Eleventh Five Year Plan of People's Republic of China", promulgated in 2006, puts "active development of e-commerce" as an important task.

Emphasis is laid on building and improving the electronic commerce infrastructure, legal environment, credit and safety certification system, and building a secure and convenient online payment service platform.

In May 2006, the general office of the CPC Central Committee and the general office of the State Council issued the "2006 - 2020 national informatization development strategy".

In June 2006, the Ministry of Commerce announced the guidance of the Ministry of Commerce of People's Republic of China on online pactions (Draft), effectively avoiding the security problems of pactions faced by online pactions.

In March 6, 2007, the Ministry of Commerce issued the guidance on online pactions (Provisional).

Its purpose is to carry out the spirit of the document of the general office of the State Council on "speeding up the development of e-commerce", promoting the healthy development of online pactions, gradually standardizing online trading behavior, helping and encouraging online trading parties to carry out online pactions, and guarding against and preventing paction risks.

In June 2007, the national development and Reform Commission and the information technology office of the State Council jointly issued the first "11th Five-Year plan" for the development of e-commerce in China.

In December 17, 2007, the Ministry of Commerce, the Ministry of Commerce, announced the Ministry of Commerce's opinions on promoting the standardized development of e-commerce.

The purpose of this opinion is to promote the standardization of e-commerce development, guide trading participants to standardize various market behaviors, prevent market risks, resolve conflicts and promote healthy development of e-commerce.

In April 2008, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the general office of the State Council issued the "11th Five-Year plan" for national economic and social development informatization. It was proposed that market access should be relaxed, policy guidance should be strengthened, and social funds should be encouraged to participate in information construction.

We should create a favorable environment for fiscal and taxation policies, encourage social capital to invest in the public welfare development of information resources and the construction of public information service platform.

We should further improve various supportive policies in the field of information services.

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In 2008 04, 24, in order to standardize online trading behavior and promote the sustained and healthy development of e-commerce, the Ministry of Commerce drew up the "model of e-commerce" and "online shopping service specification".

In 2008, the supervision of e-commerce was strengthened. The Beijing industry and Commerce Bureau issued the "opinions on strengthening the supervision and administration of e-commerce" in implementing the Beijing municipal informatization promotion Ordinance, and is expected to be implemented gradually by the business sector in the future.

In April 2009, the central bank, the Banking Regulatory Commission, the Ministry of public security and the State Administration for Industry and Commerce jointly issued the notice on strengthening bank card safety management, preventing and cracking down on bank card crimes.

The notice is seen as preheating the licence.

This seems to indicate that the national regulatory authorities are beginning to really strengthen the supervision of the third party payment enterprises.

Undoubtedly, all the ministries and commissions of the above countries have issued a series of policies and regulations, which have provided strong institutional guarantee and standard standard for the long-term, healthy and orderly development of e-commerce in China in the past twelve years.