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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Digital<\/a> payments company Paytm<\/a>, which has been a critic of Big Tech<\/a> companies like Google<\/a>, has formally opposed the Internet and Mobile Association of India’s final submissions to the Committee on Digital Competition Law<\/a> (CDCL), multiple sources told ET.

In a formal note to the CDCL, the Internet and Mobile Association of India (
IAMAI<\/a>) has said that member company Paytm has “divergent views from those expressed in this submission”, people in the know said.

“There are other Indian startups which have also taken an opposing stance on IAMAI’s views on competition law for digital companies,” the founder of an Indian internet startup told ET. “IAMAI should come out and say which companies other than Google, Meta, etc., are supporting these views.”

ET had reported on May 13 that internet industry body IAMAI had submitted its views to the CDCL
opposing the prescription of ex-ante regulations<\/a> for digital companies, saying that ex-ante measures “may limit growth not only of the market in question but the digital economy altogether”.

The IAMAI has argued 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’.

On February 6, the corporate affairs ministry had constituted the CDCL to examine whether a separate
Digital Competition Act<\/a> is required and draft a Digital Competition Act.

ET’s email query sent to Paytm remained unanswered. IAMAI president Subho Ray did not respond to a request for comment.

Paytm is also a part of the Alliance of Digital India Foundation (ADIF), an industry body representing Indian startups, which is
opposing Google’s implementation of its new in-app purchase billing system<\/a>. In 2020, Google had removed the Paytm app from its Play Store citing violations of its policies, but later restored it.

The fintech company’s dissent to IAMAI’s views has come at a time when Indian startups have accused the internet lobby group
of favouring Big Tech platforms<\/a>, senior executives of which currently lead the internet body’s executive council.

The background<\/strong>

ET had reported on April 30 that
Indian startups were in opposition <\/a>of the draft views prepared by IAMAI for submission to the CDCL. The draft note had also voiced concerns against recommendations put forth by the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance on regulating Big Tech platforms.

Notably, IAMAI dropped its remarks against the house panel recommendations in its final submission.

On May 2, ET had reported that following the controversy over IAMAI’s members alleging that it is pushing Big Tech interests, the industry body’s president
had written to its members <\/a>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, Meta and
Microsoft<\/a>, in addition to Indian tech firms such as Paytm, Ola, PhonePe, Unacademy and Byju’s.

The IAMAI recently announced polls to elect the 24-member governing council for the 2023-2025 term, and is expected to see founders of Indian startups contesting for the top positions.

It said in a statement earlier this week that 83 members of the grouping would be contesting the election, the results of which are expected by the end of this month.
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Paytm反对IAMAI小组提交的数字竞争法

CDCL在一个正式的报告中,互联网和移动印度(IAMAI)曾表示,协会成员公司Paytm“从这些表达了不同的看法在这个提交”,知道的人说。

Pranav成员Mukul Digbijay Mishra
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数字支付公司Paytm被批评大型科技股这样的公司谷歌互联网和移动协会已正式反对印度的最终提交数字委员会竞争法(CDCL),多个源告诉等。

CDCL在一个正式的报告,印度互联网和移动协会(IAMAI)已表示,成员公司Paytm“从这些表达了不同的看法在这个提交”,知道的人说。

”还有其他的印度公司也采取了反对立场IAMAI竞争法数码公司的看法,“印度互联网创业公司的创始人告诉ET。”IAMAI应该出来说哪个公司除了谷歌,元,等等,是支持这些观点。”

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等了5月13日报道,互联网行业的身体IAMAI CDCL提交其观点反对事前的法规的处方数字公司,称事前的措施”可能会限制经济增长不仅市场问题,完全数字经济”。

IAMAI已经认为,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。

2月6日,公司事务部门构成了CDCL检查是否一个单独的数字竞争法案需要和起草一份数字竞争行为。

外星人的邮件查询发送到Paytm仍然悬而未决。IAMAI总统Subho雷没有回应记者的置评请求。

Paytm也是一个联盟的一部分数字印度基金会(ADIF),一个行业组织代表印度的创业公司,这是反对谷歌的新内购计费系统的实现。2020年,谷歌删除Paytm应用从玩商店援引违反政策,但后来恢复它。

fintech公司的异议IAMAI的观点已经在印度企业游说团体指责互联网支持大型科技股的平台高管目前领先的互联网组织的执行委员会。

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背景

等4月30日报道,印度公司在反对草案的意见由IAMAI CDCL要求提交。注意也表示担忧对草案建议议会常务委员会提出的对金融监管大型科技平台。

值得注意的是,IAMAI放弃了讲话反对众议院的小组建议最后的提交。

5月2日,外星人曾报道称,争议后IAMAI成员声称它是推动大型科技股利益,行业组织的总统其成员所写的吗,“绝大多数”的分组为数码公司不是一个单独的竞争法。

IAMAI成员包括谷歌等公司,元微软除了印度科技公司,如Paytm Ola, PhonePe, Unacademy Byju。

IAMAI最近宣布的24名成员组成的理事会投票选出2023 - 2025项,并预计印度创业公司的创始人争夺最高职位。

本周早些时候在一份声明中说,83年的成员分组将一直对选举结果预计将于本月月底。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Digital<\/a> payments company Paytm<\/a>, which has been a critic of Big Tech<\/a> companies like Google<\/a>, has formally opposed the Internet and Mobile Association of India’s final submissions to the Committee on Digital Competition Law<\/a> (CDCL), multiple sources told ET.

In a formal note to the CDCL, the Internet and Mobile Association of India (
IAMAI<\/a>) has said that member company Paytm has “divergent views from those expressed in this submission”, people in the know said.

“There are other Indian startups which have also taken an opposing stance on IAMAI’s views on competition law for digital companies,” the founder of an Indian internet startup told ET. “IAMAI should come out and say which companies other than Google, Meta, etc., are supporting these views.”

ET had reported on May 13 that internet industry body IAMAI had submitted its views to the CDCL
opposing the prescription of ex-ante regulations<\/a> for digital companies, saying that ex-ante measures “may limit growth not only of the market in question but the digital economy altogether”.

The IAMAI has argued 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’.

On February 6, the corporate affairs ministry had constituted the CDCL to examine whether a separate
Digital Competition Act<\/a> is required and draft a Digital Competition Act.

ET’s email query sent to Paytm remained unanswered. IAMAI president Subho Ray did not respond to a request for comment.

Paytm is also a part of the Alliance of Digital India Foundation (ADIF), an industry body representing Indian startups, which is
opposing Google’s implementation of its new in-app purchase billing system<\/a>. In 2020, Google had removed the Paytm app from its Play Store citing violations of its policies, but later restored it.

The fintech company’s dissent to IAMAI’s views has come at a time when Indian startups have accused the internet lobby group
of favouring Big Tech platforms<\/a>, senior executives of which currently lead the internet body’s executive council.

The background<\/strong>

ET had reported on April 30 that
Indian startups were in opposition <\/a>of the draft views prepared by IAMAI for submission to the CDCL. The draft note had also voiced concerns against recommendations put forth by the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance on regulating Big Tech platforms.

Notably, IAMAI dropped its remarks against the house panel recommendations in its final submission.

On May 2, ET had reported that following the controversy over IAMAI’s members alleging that it is pushing Big Tech interests, the industry body’s president
had written to its members <\/a>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, Meta and
Microsoft<\/a>, in addition to Indian tech firms such as Paytm, Ola, PhonePe, Unacademy and Byju’s.

The IAMAI recently announced polls to elect the 24-member governing council for the 2023-2025 term, and is expected to see founders of Indian startups contesting for the top positions.

It said in a statement earlier this week that 83 members of the grouping would be contesting the election, the results of which are expected by the end of this month.
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