PUTRAJAYA, Oct 14 (Bernama) -- The government plans to introduce a licensing regime for e-commerce platform operators, including those based overseas but offering services to consumers in Malaysia.
General : Gov't Proposes Licensing Regime For e-Commerce Platforms
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The Malaysian government plans to introduce a licensing regime for e-commerce platforms, including foreign ones, to improve accountability and compliance.
- The licensing regime aims to strengthen platform accountability and ensure compliance with national laws.
- The proposal focuses on creating a safer and more transparent e-commerce ecosystem.
- The government seeks to protect local traders and ensure fair competition in the digital marketplace.
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