The Laundry and Dyeing Committee proposed amendments to the "Consumer Protection Law (Revised Draft)"
Release Time:
2010-11-26 18:39
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www.chinalaundry.cn
Since the implementation of the "Consumer Rights Protection Law" on January 1, 1994, it has played an important role in safeguarding consumers' legitimate rights and interests, maintaining market economic order, and promoting economic and social development. However, as the law can no longer fully adapt to the current economic situation and consumer protection needs, the National People's Congress approved revisions to the law in 2009.
On November 8, representatives of the Laundry and Dyeing Committee proposed six amendments at the consultation meeting on the "Consumer Rights Protection Law (Revised Draft for Review)": 1. Article 7 of the draft for review, "Business premises and service facilities must meet the requirements for ensuring personal and property safety," should have supporting specific standards; otherwise, it is not operable; 2. Article 9 of the draft for review, "Door-to-door sales" should not be listed alongside online sales, TV sales, telephone sales, and mail sales; 3. Article 19 of the draft for review, change "warning" to "notification"; 4. Article 21 of the draft for review does not specify the warranty period; 5. Paragraph 3 of Article 50 of the draft for review should grant the "contracting service provider" and the "actual service provider" the right of recourse; 6. Disputes in the laundry and dyeing industry should be handled under contract law, not the Consumer Rights Protection Law, because the transaction between laundry operators and consumers is a contractual relationship.
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