The Internet and Mobile Association of India<\/a> (IAMAI<\/a>) has made its final submissions to the committee on digital competition law (CDCL) following an opposition from some of its members who alleged that the industry body was pushing the interests of Big Tech<\/a> companies over Indian internet<\/a> companies. 的印度的互联网和移动协会(IAMAI)已经做了最后的提交委员会数字竞争法(CDCL)之后一个反对它的一些成员称,行业组织推动的利益大型科技股公司在印度互联网公司。
In the final submission, the IAMAI has argued against the prescription of ex-ante regulations, saying that ex ante measures \"may limit growth not only of the market in question but the digital economy altogether\". ET has reviewed a copy of the submission.
Notably, the apex industry body has dropped its views against recommendations made by the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance in its report on regulating Big Tech.
In a draft submission, IAMAI had flagged the house panel's recommendation of designating systemically important digital intermediaries (SIDIs), or a small number of players that can negatively influence competitive conduct in the digital ecosystem, saying that it lacked clarity, makes underlying assumptions and has “absence of an evidence-based approach”.
This was opposed by some of its members who said that such suggestions were not in favour of homegrown internet companies. ET had reported this development on April 30.
In the final document, IAMAI has submitted that the suitability of ex-ante provisions in a proposed digital competition law may be assessed after their impact on investment, innovation, business model diversity, and consumer welfare. Ex-ante refers to ‘before the event’.
“It appears that there is no global consensus among competition law and economics experts as to which ex-ante approach to follow or whether ex-ante regulation is necessary or is the right path to regulate digital platforms,” it noted.
The Ministry of Corporate Affairs<\/a>, on February 6, had constituted the CDCL to examine whether a separate Digital Competition Act in India is required and draft a Digital Competition Act.
On May 2, ET had reported that following a controversy erupting over IAMAI’s members alleging it to be pushing Big Tech interests, the industry body’s president Subho Ray had written to its members that an “overwhelming majority” of the grouping was opposed to a separate competition law for digital companies. IAMAI’s members include companies such as Google<\/a>, Meta<\/a> and Microsoft<\/a>, in addition to Indian tech firms such as Paytm<\/a>, Ola, PhonePe, Unacademy and Byju’s.
“One of the key features of the proposed new competition law is likely to be ex-ante regulations. This means even before you have become large or dominant, your company would be subject to the new provisions,” Ray had written in the email.
A query sent to Ray requesting his comments went unanswered.
ET had also reported that Indian internet entrepreneurs were up in arms against what they termed as a lack of “credence” in IAMAI, and demanded a change in the leadership of the apex body, which is currently chaired by Google India country head and vice president Sanjay Gupta, with WhatsApp India<\/a> public policy director Shivnath Thukral being the vice chairman.
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在最后提交,IAMAI反对事前的规定的处方,说事前措施”可能会限制增长不仅市场问题,数字经济完全”。等有了一份提交。
值得注意的是,apex行业组织了其观点与建议由议会常务委员会在其财务报告监管大型科技股。
这是反对它的一些成员表示,这样的建议并不支持本土互联网公司。4月30日这一发展等报告。
在最后的文档,IAMAI提交,事前的条款的适用性提出了数字竞争法可以评估他们对投资的影响后,创新,商业模式的多样性,和消费者福利。事前的指事件之前。
“似乎没有全球共识竞争法律和经济学专家,按照事前的方法还是事前的监管是必要的或正确的道路规范数字平台,”它说。
的公司事务部2月6日,构成了CDCL检查是否需要一个单独的数字竞争法案在印度和起草一份数字竞争法。
5月2日,外星人曾报道,IAMAI争议爆发后的成员声称它是推动大型科技股利益,行业组织的主席Subho雷曾写信给其成员,“绝大多数”的分组反对一个单独的数字公司的竞争法。IAMAI成员包括等公司谷歌,元和微软除了印度科技公司等Paytm,PhonePe Ola Unacademy Byju。
”的一个关键的功能提出了新的竞争法可能是事前的规定。这意味着之前你已经成为大型或占主导地位,你的公司将受到新的规定,“雷写了邮件。
查询发送到雷请求他的评论无人接听。
等也报道称,印度互联网企业家竭力反对他们称之为IAMAI缺乏“信任”,并要求改变顶点的领导的身体,目前谷歌印度国家主管和副总统主持Sanjay Gupta,WhatsApp印度公共政策主管Shivnath。祖卡罗尔副主席。
The Internet and Mobile Association of India<\/a> (IAMAI<\/a>) has made its final submissions to the committee on digital competition law (CDCL) following an opposition from some of its members who alleged that the industry body was pushing the interests of Big Tech<\/a> companies over Indian internet<\/a> companies.
In the final submission, the IAMAI has argued against the prescription of ex-ante regulations, saying that ex ante measures \"may limit growth not only of the market in question but the digital economy altogether\". ET has reviewed a copy of the submission.
Notably, the apex industry body has dropped its views against recommendations made by the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance in its report on regulating Big Tech.
In a draft submission, IAMAI had flagged the house panel's recommendation of designating systemically important digital intermediaries (SIDIs), or a small number of players that can negatively influence competitive conduct in the digital ecosystem, saying that it lacked clarity, makes underlying assumptions and has “absence of an evidence-based approach”.
This was opposed by some of its members who said that such suggestions were not in favour of homegrown internet companies. ET had reported this development on April 30.
In the final document, IAMAI has submitted that the suitability of ex-ante provisions in a proposed digital competition law may be assessed after their impact on investment, innovation, business model diversity, and consumer welfare. Ex-ante refers to ‘before the event’.
“It appears that there is no global consensus among competition law and economics experts as to which ex-ante approach to follow or whether ex-ante regulation is necessary or is the right path to regulate digital platforms,” it noted.
The Ministry of Corporate Affairs<\/a>, on February 6, had constituted the CDCL to examine whether a separate Digital Competition Act in India is required and draft a Digital Competition Act.
On May 2, ET had reported that following a controversy erupting over IAMAI’s members alleging it to be pushing Big Tech interests, the industry body’s president Subho Ray had written to its members that an “overwhelming majority” of the grouping was opposed to a separate competition law for digital companies. IAMAI’s members include companies such as Google<\/a>, Meta<\/a> and Microsoft<\/a>, in addition to Indian tech firms such as Paytm<\/a>, Ola, PhonePe, Unacademy and Byju’s.
“One of the key features of the proposed new competition law is likely to be ex-ante regulations. This means even before you have become large or dominant, your company would be subject to the new provisions,” Ray had written in the email.
A query sent to Ray requesting his comments went unanswered.
ET had also reported that Indian internet entrepreneurs were up in arms against what they termed as a lack of “credence” in IAMAI, and demanded a change in the leadership of the apex body, which is currently chaired by Google India country head and vice president Sanjay Gupta, with WhatsApp India<\/a> public policy director Shivnath Thukral being the vice chairman.
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