"Online platform law and settlement deadline of 20 days, please watch Coupang"...Fair Trade Commission "We don't want to look at a specific company."

The National Assembly's Political Affairs Committee's parliamentary audit of the Fair Trade Commission has raised a series of claims to look at Coupang.

Shin Chang-sik, a member of the Cho Kuk Innovation Party, asked if the FTC changed its direction of online platform law, changing the regulated companies from pre-designation to post-estimation, and only Coupang and Baedal Minjok were excluded as the applicable corporate standards retreated from the Fair Trade Act.

Regarding the announcement of the deadline for settlement of online brokerage transactions on the 20th, Rep. Chun Joon-ho of the Democratic Party of Korea also said that most companies, other than Timon and WeMakePrice, are settling within five days of the purchase confirmation date, and that Coupang and Musinsa are the only places that are not.

In the meantime, Kang Han-seung, CEO of Coupang, is known to be close to President Yoon Suk Yeol as a motive of the Judicial Research and Training Institute, and the FTC director and chief went to Coupang executives one after another, claiming that the settlement deadline of 20 days should be to look at Coupang.

In response, Chairman Han Ki-jung said, "There was no influence in the presidential office, and the setting of the 20-day settlement deadline took into account the industry's general settlement deadline," adding, "There was no looking at specific companies."