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STATUTES

THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA

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FRAMEWORK ACT ON ELECTRONIC COMMERCE

Wholly Amended by Act No. 6614, Jan. 19, 2002

CHAPTER Ⅰ GENERAL PROVISIONS

Article 1 (Purpose)

The purpose of this Act is to contribute to the national economy by clarifying legal relations of the electronic commerce, ensuring its security and reliability, and creating the foundation for its promotion.

Article 2 (Definitions)

The definitions of terms used in this Act shall be as follows:

1. The term “electronic message” means any information prepared, transmitted, received or stored in the electronic form by information processing systems;

2. The term “information processing systems” means any electronic apparatuses or systems having information processing abilities which are used in preparation, transmission, reception or storing electronic messages;

3. The term “originator” means a person who prepares and transmits an

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electronic message;

4. The term “addressee” means the other party to whom the originator transmits an electronic message;

5. The term “electronic commerce” means any transaction of which the whole or part of goods or service is made through electronic messages in transacting goods or service;

6. The term “business operator of electronic commerce” means a person who operates a business of electronic commerce; and

7. The term “user of electronic commerce” means a person who uses electronic commerce other than the business operator of electronic commerce.

Article 3 (Scope)

This Act shall apply to all electronic commerce, except as otherwise provided in other Acts.

CHAPTER Ⅱ ELECTRONIC MESSAGES

Article 4 (Validity of Electronic Messages)

An electronic message shall not be denied its validity only because it takes an electronic form, except as otherwise provided in any other Acts.

Article 5 (Retention of Electronic Messages)

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(1) Where any electronic message satisfies the following requirements, a retention of such electronic message may replace any retention of documents as provided in the relevant Acts and subordinate statutes:

1. Information contained therein is accessible;

2. Electronic message is preserved in the form at the time of its preparation, transmission or reception, or in the form reproducible exactly like it; and

3. Where matters concerning originators, addressees, and the date of transmission or reception of electronic messages are included, such portions shall be preserved.

(2) In applying the provisions of paragraph (1), any part required for only transmitting or receiving an electronic message may not be deemed to be an electronic message.

Article 6 (Time and Place of Transmission or Reception of Electronic Messages)

(1) An electronic message shall be deemed to have been transmitted at the time of input by the addressee or his agent into the information processing system capable of receiving the relevant electronic message.

(2) An electronic message shall be deemed to have been received at the time falling under any of the following:

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1. If the addressee has designated the information processing system to receive electronic messages, the time of their input in the designated information processing system: Provided, That if an electronic message is input in the information processing system other than the designated information processing system, referring to the time when the addressee outputs it; or

2. If the addressee has not designated the information processing system to receive electronic messages, the time when they have been input in the information processing system managed by the addressee.

(3) An electronic message shall be deemed to have been transmitted or received respectively at the business place of the originator or addressee. In this case, where there exist two or more business places, it shall be deemed to have been transmitted or received at the location of the business place where the principal management of such electronic message is made: Provided, That the originator or addressee does not have any business place, such electronic message shall be deemed to have been transmitted or received at his habitual residence.

Article 7 (Case Where Originator is Deemed to have Sent Electronic Messages)

(1) Any manifestation of will which has been contained in an electronic message transmitted by means of computer programs constituted to

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be transmitted r received by the riginatr’s agent, r automatically, and through other electronic devices, shall be deemed to have been transmitted by the originator.

(2) Any addressee of an electronic message may, where falling under any of the following subparagraphs, take actions by viewing that a manifestation of will contained in the electronic message is of the originator:

1. Where the addressee has followed the procedure agreed in advance with the originator in order to verify whether an electronic message was of the originator; and

2. Where the received electronic message has been transmitted by the person who has justifiable grounds believable by the addressee to have based on the will of the originator or his agent, in view of the relations with the originator or his agent.

(3) The provisions of paragraph (2) shall not apply to the case falling under any of the following subparagraphs:

1. Where the addressee has received a notice from the originator that the electronic message is not of his own, and where there exists a considerable time to take necessary measures accordingly; and

2. In the case of paragraph (2) 2, where the addressee has become aware that the electronic message is not of the originator,

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or where he might have become aware if he had paid a considerable attention thereto or followed the procedure agreed with the originator.

Article 8 (Independency of Electronic Message Received)

Any electronic message received shall be deemed to be respectively independent per document: Provided, That the same shall not apply to the case where the addressee might have become aware that the same electronic message has been repeatedly transmitted if he had followed the verifying procedure agreed with the originator or paid a considerable attention thereto.

Article 9 (Acknowledgement of Receipt)

(1) Where any originator has transmitted an electronic message on condition of making acknowledgment of reception, such electronic message shall be deemed to have not transmitted not later than prior to the reception of acknowledgment of reception by the originator. In this case, the provisions of Article 534 of the Civil Act shall not be applicable.

(2) Where the originator requests a notice of acknowledgment of reception without clarifying such acknowledgment of reception as a condition, if the originator has not received any notice of acknowledgment of reception within a considerable period (where there exists a period designated by the originator or the period agreed between the originator and the addressee, referring to such period), the originator may withdraw the transmission of such electronic message.

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Article 10 (Alteration Pursuant to Agreement between Originator and Addressee)

Any originator and addressee may conclude an agreement different from the provisions of Articles 6 through 9, except as otherwise provided in other Acts and subordinate statutes.

Article 11 (Matters Concerning Digital Signatures)

Matters concerning digital signatures in making the electronic commerce shall be governed under the conditions as prescribed by the Digital Signature Act.

CHAPTER Ⅲ ENSURING SECURITY IN ELECTRONIC COMMERCE AND PROTECTION OF CONSUMERS

Article 12 (Protection of Personal Data)

(1) The Government shall formulate and execute the policies to protect the private data of users of electronic commerce, in order to ensure the safety and reliability of electronic commerce.

(2) Any business operator of electronic commerce shall observe the related regulations, such as the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, in collecting, utilizing, providing and managing the private data of users of electronic commerce.

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Article 13 (Protection of Business Secrets)

(1) The Government shall formulate and execute the policies to protect the business secrets of users of electronic commerce, in order to ensure the safety and reliability of electronic commerce.

(2) Any business operator of electronic commerce (including any person entrusted with the operation of the information processing system; hereafter the same shall apply in this Article) shall devise the measures to protect the business secrets of users of electronic commerce.

(3) Any business operator of electronic commerce shall, without obtaining a consent of users of electronic commerce, not provide the business secrets of the relevant users to other persons or divulge them.

(4) Matters necessary for the scope of business secrets and the protective measures, etc. under paragraphs (1) through (3) shall be prescribed by the Presidential Decree.

Article 14 (Use of Encoded Products)

(1) Any business operator of electronic commerce may use the encoded products to guarantee the security and reliability of electronic commerce.

(2) The Government may, if deemed necessary for national security, restrict the use of encoded products, and take necessary measures to gain

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access to the original text of encoded information or the encryption technology.

Article 15 (Formulation or Execution, etc. of Policies to Protect Consumers)

(1) The Government shall formulate and execute the policies to protect the basic rights and interests of consumers relevant to electronic commerce and to secure the reliability relevant to electronic commerce by the users, pursuant to the provisions of related Acts and subordinate statutes, such as the Consumer Protection Act, and the Door-to-Door Sales, etc. Act.

(2) The Government may advise any business operator of electronic commerce and any business operators’ organization to autonomously set forth the activity norms, so as to prevent any occurrence of unfair practices relevant to electronic commerce.

Article 16 (Prevention of Damages on Consumers and Relief Therefrom)

(1) The Government shall formulate and execute the policies relevant to the provision of information on consumers and the expansion of education, etc., in order to prevent any occurrence of damages on consumers relevant to electronic commerce.

(2) The Government shall formulate and execute the necessary measures, so as

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to deal wiftly and fairly with the diatifaction of, and damages on, the consumers relevant to electronic commerce.

Article 17 (Matters to be Generally Observed by Business Operators of Electric Commerce)

Business operators of electric commerce shall observe matters falling under any of the following subparagraphs, in order to protect the consumers relevant to electronic commerce and to secure the safety and reliability of electronic commerce:

1. Provision of correct information on their trade names (including the name of representative, in the case of a corporation), on themselves, and on goods, services, contract terms and conditions, etc.;

2. Provision and preservation of the standard contract, so as to make it easy for consumers to gain access or acknowledge;

3. Arrangement of procedures capable of cancelling or altering consumers’ orders by themselves;

4. Arrangement of procedures capable of easily making the withdrawal of application, or the exchange and return of goods;

5. Arrangement of procedures for dealing swiftly and fairly with the dissatisfaction and requested matters of consumers; and

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6. Preservation of transaction records for a specific period, which are required for the verification of transactions.

Article 18 (Authentication for Business Operators of Electric Commerce)

The Government may support the authentication project for excellent business operators of electric commerce, in order to protect consumers and to ensure the sound development of business operators of electric commerce.

CHAPTER Ⅳ FORMULATION OF BASIC POLICY ON ELECTRONIC COMMERCE AND SYSTEMS FOR ITS PROMOTION

Article 19 (Principles for Basic Policy on Electronic Commerce and Duties of Government)

The Government shall, for the promotion of electronic commerce, formulate and execute the basic policy on electronic commerce pursuant to the principles, such as the promotion under private initiatives, minimization of regulations, security for the safety and reliability of electronic commerce, solidification of international cooperation.

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Article 20 (Formulation and Execution of Promotional Programs for Electronic Commerce)

(1) The Government shall formulate and execute a program containing matters falling under any of the following subparagraphs (hereinafter referred to as the “promotional program for electronic commerce”) pursuant to the principles for basic policy on electronic commerce under Article 19:

1. Basic direction of the promotional programs for electronic commerce;

2. Matters concerning international norms relevant to electronic commerce;

3. Matters concerning the electronic payment system;

4. Matters concerning the protection of intellectual property rights;

5. Matters concerning the protection of the rights and interests of parties to electronic commerce;

6. Matters concerning ensuring the safety and reliability of electronic commerce;

7. Matters concerning the development and standardization of technologies relevant to electronic commerce;

8. Matters concerning

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the creation of environment and the creation of demands required for the promotion of electronic commerce;

9. Matters concerning the international cooperation relevant to electronic commerce;

10. Matters concerning the support to the creation of basis required for the promotion of electronic commerce;

11. Matters concerning the establishment of superhigh-speed information and communication networks and the activation of use thereof; and

12. Other matters necessary to promote electronic commerce.

(2) The heads of related central administrative agencies relevant to a promotional program for electric commerce (hereinafter referred to as the “related central administrative agency”) shall formulate sectional programs by jurisdiction which are related to matters falling under any of paragraph (1), and shall take account of them in the establishment and execution of major policies.

(3) In formulating a promotional program for electronic commerce, the Minister of Commerce, Industry and Energy shall integrate the sectional programs by related central administrative agency, go through a deliberation at the Committee on Electronic Commerce Policy under Article 21, and make it finalized at the Informatization

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Promotion Committee under Article 8 of the Framework Act on the Informatization Promotion.

Article 21 (Committee on Electronic Commerce Policy)

(1) A Committee on Electronic Commerce Policy (hereinafter referred to as the “Committee”) shall be established in the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy in order to deliberate on matters related to the promotion of electronic commerce.

(2) The Committee shall deliberate on the following matters:

1. Matters concerning promotional programs for electronic commerce;

2. Matters concerning assessments of the actual results of promotion of electronic commerce;

3. Matters concerning coordinations of the policies on promotion of electronic commerce, or the projects of which the related central administrative agencies are in charge; or

4. Other matters referred by the Chairman, in terms of major policy issues to promote electronic commerce.

(3) The Committee shall be composed of less than 30 members including the Chairman.

(4) The Chairman shall be the Minister of Commerce, Industry and Energy, and the members shall be appointed or commissioned by the said Minister

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from among the public officials of Grade Ⅲ or higher who are in charge of the duties related to electronic commerce and the persons having much knowledge and experience in electronic commerce.

(5) Matters necessary for the composition and operation of the Committee shall be prescribed by the Presidential Decree.

Article 22 (Korea Institute for Electronic Commerce)

(1) The Government shall establish the Korea Institute for Electronic Commerce (hereinafter referred to as the “KIEC”) in order to efficiently and systematically promote the projects for promotion of electronic commerce and to support the development of policies related to electronic commerce.

(2) The KIEC shall be a juristic person.

(3) The KIEC shall conduct the following duties relevant to electronic commerce:

1. Domestic or overseas survey and research, and businesses for publication, publicity and promotion;

2. Research on systems and a business for creating environments;

3. Research and development of standards, diffusion projects, and activities for international standardization, under Article 24;

4. Projects for

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suppoting a development of technology unde Aticle 25;

5. Authentication projects for excellent business operators of electronic commerce under Article 18;

6. International exchanges and cooperation projects for promotion of electronic commerce under Article 29;

7. Operation of the Korea EDI Committee under Article 24 (2);

8. Operation of the Electronic Commerce Mediation Committee under Article 32; and

9. Other businesses entrusted by the Minister of Commerce, Industry and Energy or the heads of related central administrative agencies.

(4) The KIEC may operate a profit-making project under the conditions as prescribed by the Presidential Decree in order to create the expenses for achieving the objectives under paragraph (1).

(5) The Government may subsidize the whole of part of expenses required for the KIEC’s operation within the limit of its budgets.

(6) The KIEC may receive contributions from business operators of electronic commerce in order to have them appropriated into the expenses

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required for its operation and project execution.

(7) The KIEC may collect fees from the persons who use the standards developed by itself, under the conditions as prescribed by the Presidential Decree.

(8) Except as otherwise provided in this Act, the provisions related to the incorporated foundation in the Civil Act shall apply mutatis mutandis to the KIEC.

CHAPTER Ⅴ PROMOTION OF ELECTRONIC COMMERCE AND CREATION OF BASIS

Article 23 (Promotion of Use of Electronic Messages)

The Government shall formulate and execute necessary policies, such as the consolidation of various Acts and subordinate statutes in order to promote the use of electronic messages.

Article 24 (Standardization of Electronic Commerce)

(1) The Government shall promote the following matters in order to efficiently operate electronic commerce and to secure the interchangeability of related technologies:

1. Enactment, amendment, repeal and diffusion of the standards related to electronic commerce, such as electronic messages;

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2. Research and development of domestic and overseas standards related to electronic commerce; and

3. Other matters necessary for the standardization related to electronic commerce.

(2) The Korea Electronic Document Interchange Committee shall be established in the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy under the conditions as prescribed by the Presidential Decree in order to make researches, deliberation and resolution on the standards for electronic messages under paragraph (1) 1.

(3) The Government may, if necessary for efficient execution of matters falling under each subparagraph of paragraph (1), have the relevant institutes and non-government organizations act on its behalf. In this case, it may subsidize the expenses required therefor under the conditions as prescribed by the Presidential Decree.

Article 25 (Promotion of Technological Development for Electronic Commerce)

The Government shall promote matters falling under any of the following subparagraphs in order to develop the technology required for the promotion of electronic commerce and to enhance technological standards:

1. Matters concerning research on technological standards for electronic

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commerce, research and development of technology, and practical uses of developed technologies;

2. Matters concerning technological cooperation, technological guidance, and technology transfer related to electronic commerce;

3. Matters concerning the smooth distribution of technology information on electronic commerce and industry-science-research cooperation; and

4. Other matters necessary for technological developments related to electronic commerce.

Article 26 (Fosterage of Specialized Manpower for Electronic Commerce)

(1) The Government shall endeavor to foster specialized manpower required for the promotion of electronic commerce.

(2) The Government may, in order to foster specialized manpower under paragraph (1), subsidize the whole or part of expenses required for an execution of projects by the research institutes, such as governmentinvested research institutions, etc. under the Act on the Establishment, Operation and Fosterage of Government-Invested Research Institutions, etc., universities, private educational institutions, and other related agencies under the Higher Education Act.

(3) Matters necessary for the subsidies of expenses to the institutions fostering

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specialized manpower for electronic commerce under paragraph (2) shall be prescribed by the Presidential Decree.

Article 27 (Promotion of Electronic Commerce in Public Sectors)

The State agencies, local governments, government-invested institutions, and public organizations, etc. (hereinafter referred to as the “State agencies, etc.”) shall formulate and execute the programs for the procurement of goods or services necessary for their operation, or the execution of their projects, through electronic commerce.

Article 28 (Survey on Actual Status, Such as Statistics of Electronic Commerce)

(1) The Minister of Commerce, Industry and Energy may conduct a survey of actual status, such as the statistics of electronic commerce, in order to effectively formulate and execute the promotion policies on electronic commerce. In this case, in preparing the statistics of electronic commerce, the Statistics Act shall apply mutatis mutandis.

(2) The Minister of Commerce, Industry and Energy may, if deemed necessary for a survey of actual status, such as the statistics of electronic commerce, etc. under paragraph (1), require the State agencies, etc., business operators or a corporation or organization related to electronic commerce to submit the data or to state opinions, etc.

(3) The State agencies,

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etc., business operators or corporations or organizations related to electronic commerce in receipt of a request for submission of data, etc. under paragraph (2), shall comply with it.

(4) Matters necessary for an execution of a survey on actual status, such as the statistics of electronic commerce, shall be prescribed by the Presidential Decree.

Article 29 (Internationalization of Electronic Commerce)

(1) The Government may, in order to promote the international cooperation for electronic commerce, render supports to such projects as an exchange of information, technology, manpower concerning electronic commerce, joint survey, research and technological cooperation, international standardization, etc.

(2) The Government shall endeavor to actively take part in the discussions related to electronic commerce at international organizations and to cope with them, and also to activate an advance into overseas markets by the business operators of electronic commerce.

Article 30 (Electronic Commerce Support Center)

(1) The Government shall devise and promote the policies required for the promotion of electronic commerce by small and medium enterprises.

(2) The Minister of Commerce, Industry and Energy may, in order to promote

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electronic commerce by small and medium enterprises, designate an institution which supports the education and training, technological guidance, management counselling, information provision, etc. related to electronic commerce as the Electronic Commerce Support Center (hereinafter referred to as the “ECSC”).

(3) Matters necessary for the designation of the ECSC, criteria for cancellation of designation, report on actual records of project execution, and support for expenses, etc. shall be prescribed by the Presidential Decree.

Article 31 (Support for Promotion of Electronic Commerce)

(1) The State or local government may, in order to promote electronic commerce, grant the preferential taxation support, such as reduction or exemption of taxes, and financial support, under the conditions as prescribed in the tax-related Acts, such as the Restriction of Special Taxation Act, and the Local Tax Act.

(2) The Government may subsidize the whole or part of a project expenses within the limit of its budget in case where any juristic person or organization related to electronic commerce performs the project as set forth in the electronic commerce promotion program.

CHAPTER Ⅵ ELECTRONIC COMMERCE MEDIATION COMMITTEE

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Article 32 (Establishment and Composition of Electronic Commerce Mediation Committee)

(1) The Electronic Commerce Mediation Committee (hereinafter referred to as the “Committee”) shall be established in order to mediate the disputes concerning electronic commerce.

(2) The Committee shall be composed of not less than 15 but not more than 50 members including one Chairman.

(3) The members shall be appointed or commissioned by the Minister of Commerce, Industry and Energy from among persons falling under any of the following subparagraphs, and the Chairman shall be elected from among and by its members:

1. Persons who are or have been in the post higher than associate professors or equivalent thereto in universities or officially-recognized research institutions, and who have majored in the field related to electronic commerce;

2. Persons who are or have been in the post higher than public officials of Grade Ⅳ or equivalent thereto in public agencies, who have much experience in the duties of electronic commerce;

3. Persons eligible for judges, public prosecutors, or lawyers;

4. Persons recommended

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by nonprofit non-governmental organizations under Article 2 of the Assistance for Nonprofit Non-Governmental Organizations Act; and

5. Other persons who have much knowledge and experience in electronic commerce and mediation of disputes.

(4) The members shall be part-time, and their term of office shall be two years, and the consecutive appointment may be permitted.

(5) A secretariat shall be placed in the KIEC under Article 22 in order to assist the duties of the Committee.

(6) Matters necessary for qualification and guarantee of status of the members, any exclusion, challenge or avert, etc. of the members, shall be prescribed by the Presidential Decree.

Article 33 (Mediation of Disputes)

(1) Any person who intends to obtain relief from damages and mediation of disputes related to electronic commerce may apply for mediation of disputes to the Committee.

(2) The Committee shall prepare a plan for mediation within 45 days from the date of receiving an application for mediation of disputes under paragraph (1), and advise the parties to the disputes thereof: Provided, That where it intends to extend such time limit due to inevitable reasons, it shall notify the parties to the disputes thereof by clarifying the reasons therefor and the time limit.

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(3) The Committee may, if deemed necessary for mediation of disputes under paragraph (2), have it referred to the mediation division composed of not more than 3 members, for its mediation.

Article 34 (Request for Data, etc.)

(1) The Committee may require the parties to the disputes or the witness to provide the data required for mediation of disputes. In this case, the relevant parties to the disputes shall comply with it unless there exist any justifiable reasons.

(2) The Committee may, if deemed necessary, have the parties to the disputes or the witness attend the Committee and listen to their opinions.

Article 35 (Establishment of Mediation)

(1) Mediation shall be established in the cases falling under any of the following subparagraphs:

1. Where the parties to the disputes have consented to the advice of mediation under Article 33 (2); and

2. Where the parties to the disputes have submitted their own agreement of mediation to the Committee.

(2) The Committee shall, in the case of paragraph (1), prepare a protocol of mediation, and the parties to the disputes shall sign and seal thereon.

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(3) The protocol of mediation under paragraph (2)shall have the same validity as the agreement between the parties to the disputes.

Article 36 (Non-Establishment of Mediation)

The Committee shall, where falling under any of the following subparagraphs, notify the parties to the disputes of the non-establishment of mediation:

1. Where an application for mediation is withdrawn, or any one of the parties to the disputes rejects mediation of disputes;

2. Where the parties to the disputes have refused the Committee’s draft for mediation;

3. Where any lawsuit is filed to the court on the case of relevant mediation of disputes; and

4. Where it is deemed inappropriate to be mediated by the Committee in view of the nature of a case.

Article 37 (Expenses for Mediation, etc.)

(1) The Committee may charge the applicant for mediation of disputes the expenses for mediation under the conditions as prescribed by the Presidential Decree.

(2) The Government may contribute or subsidize the expenses required for the

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opration of th Committ.

Article 38 (Operation of Committee, etc.)

Matters necessary for the operation of the Committee and the mediation division and the procedures for dispute mediation, etc. other than those as provided in Articles 33 through 37, shall be prescribed by the Presidential Decree.

CHAPTER Ⅶ SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISIONS

Article 39 (Delegation or Entrustment of Authority)

The authority of the Minister of Commerce, Industry and Energy under this Act shall be partially delegated to the head of agency under his control or the head of local government, or entrusted to the head of related central administrative agency, under the conditions as prescribed by the Presidential Decree.

Article 40 (Reciprocity)

This Act shall apply to a foreigner or foreign corporation, as well: Provided, That with respect to a foreigner or foreign corporation of the state, which fails to make a protection corresponding to this Act for the national or corporation of the Republic of Korea, any protection under this Act or the treaties acceded or concluded by the Republic of Korea may be restricted commensurately therewith.

ADDENDA

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(1) (Enforcement Date) This Act shall enter into force on July 1, 2002.

(2) (Transitional Measures for Designation of Electronic Commerce Support Center) The Electronic Commerce Support Center which has been designated under the previous provisions at the time of enforcement of this Act, shall be deemed to be the Electronic Commerce Support Center under Article 30.

(3) (Relations with Other Acts and Subordinate Statutes) In case where the previous Framework Act on Electronic Commerce or its provisions are cited in other Acts and subordinate statutes at the time of enforcement of this Decree, if there exist any corresponding provisions in this Act, this Act or the corresponding provisions in this Act shall be deemed to have been cited.

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21. 전자문서 및 전자거래 기본법

2008-12-26 / 제9246호 / 시행 2008-12-26
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22. 전자문서 및 전자거래 기본법

2008-03-21 / 제8979호 / 시행 2008-03-21
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23. 전자문서 및 전자거래 기본법

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24. 전자문서 및 전자거래 기본법

2008-02-29 / 제8852호 / 시행 2008-02-29
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25. 전자문서 및 전자거래 기본법

2007-12-27 / 제8802호 / 시행 2008-06-28
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26. 전자문서 및 전자거래 기본법

2007-05-17 / 제8466호 / 시행 2007-11-18
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27. 전자문서 및 전자거래 기본법

2007-05-17 / 제8461호 / 시행 2007-11-18
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28. 전자문서 및 전자거래 기본법

2007-04-27 / 제8387호 / 시행 2007-10-28
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29. 전자문서 및 전자거래 기본법

2007-04-11 / 제8371호 / 시행 2007-04-11
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30. 전자문서 및 전자거래 기본법

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2006-09-27 / 제7988호 / 시행 2007-03-28
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32. 전자문서 및 전자거래 기본법

2005-12-29 / 제7796호 / 시행 2006-07-01
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33. 전자문서 및 전자거래 기본법

2005-03-31 / 제7440호 / 시행 2005-10-01
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2002-01-19 / 제6614호 / 시행 2002-07-01
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35. 전자문서 및 전자거래 기본법

1999-02-08 / 제5834호 / 시행 1999-07-01
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