Cross Border Electricity Providers "Light" Legislation, Regulation Is King.

When it comes to e-commerce, we have to mention cross-border electricity providers.

In fact, in the draft electronic commerce law, there is a section devoted to cross-border electricity providers.

However, many industry experts interviewed by reporters said that the legislation for cross-border electricity providers should not be too meticulous, and a series of principles should be worked out.

In the era of big networks and big information, users' personal privacy is often hard to protect. Online shopping and Hai Tao are the main channels for personal information leakage.

How to protect consumers' personal information in the face of overwhelming, unknown sources of spam and potential fraudulent risks?

In fact, aiming at

Privacy issues have been introduced in China.

Last year, "3. 15" was formally implemented by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce on the penalties for infringement of consumer rights and interests.

It is stipulated that operators who disclose, sell or illegally provide personal information to others will be punished.

Regarding this, Chen Xingying, vice chairman of the CPPCC National Committee and deputy director of the Jiangsu Provincial Committee of the Kuomintang and vice president of Hohai University, suggested that the management of data sources should be strengthened.

He said that we should make full use of big data, cloud computing and other technologies to establish.

Supervision platform and database, establish organization code, personal identity card business real name authentication system.

In addition, he also encouraged the three party organizations, such as trade associations, to publish professional credit evaluation on the brand and electric business providers.

The ecological circle.

Hong Tao suggested that in addition to personal information encryption for consumers, information on commodity quality, business dishonesty and consumer rights protection involved in the process of e-commerce pactions should also be disclosed, exchanged and shared in a timely manner, forming multiple supervision to jointly protect consumers' personal information security.

In fact, the industry has been calling for speeding up the legislative process of the personal information protection act.

But in Xue Jun's view, we can make full use of the legislative opportunity of the electronic commerce law to standardize and clarify the main issues involved in the protection of personal information, which can also provide experience and preconditions for the formulation of the personal information protection law.

Xue Jun believes that because the cross-border electricity supplier involves too many departments, it is a framework to identify some coordination mechanisms through law.

"The level of e-commerce legislation is relatively high, it is unlikely to be too detailed, and in terms of cross-border electricity providers, we need more coordination among customs, taxation, inspection and quarantine departments."

Xue Jun said.

"As the development of cross-border electricity providers is changing rapidly, there is no definite path to innovation and change."

Zhao Ping, an expert member of the e-commerce Expert Advisory Committee of the Ministry of Commerce, said that precisely because of this, the formulation of laws in this area can not be particularly forward-looking.

In contrast, in order not to impose heavy shackles on cross-border electricity providers and encourage cross-border electricity providers to develop independently, the corresponding laws should stipulate some principled problems as much as possible, since the purpose of controlling and binding can also be achieved through post supervision.

In Hong Tao's view, the legislation on cross-border electricity providers should not only focus on the domestic market, but also the docking and adaptation of relevant international laws.

"Cross border electricity providers often involve bilateral and multilateral trade rules. Therefore, the new law can not conflict with the existing laws in substance, but also strictly enforce the laws and rules commonly used in international trade."

Hong Tao said.