Question 16106 — sales and e-commerce

Summary

Mr. Arthur Delaporte draws the attention of the Minister of Small and Medium Enterprises, Commerce, Crafts, Tourism and Purchasing Power to live shopping systems and particularly platforms such as Whatnot or Tiktok Shop. Based on live sales through an instant auction system and mechanisms likely to encourage impulsive purchasing, these platforms raise questions in terms of consumer protection, fight against deceptive commercial practices, control of products sold and protection of minors. Indeed, it was quite easily noted that many obviously counterfeit or dupe products were continuously on sale on these platforms. There is also the question of tax control of these sales and the declarations made by the sellers. He asks him what assessment the Government concerns these new forms of online commerce and whether the current legal framework seems sufficient to guarantee consumer protection. He would like to know in particular whether the DGCCRF exercises specific monitoring or controls on these platforms and whether the Government plans to strengthen transparency obligations and means of control in order to prevent the risks associated with these new practices. commercial.

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