"민생 법안 59건 또 발목 잡혔다" 국회 파행과 무책임한 정쟁을 향한 작심 쓴소리

[Summary of Remarks] This statement analyzes the massive impact that the global mobility and delivery platform Uber’s attempt to acquire Delivery Hero (Baemin’s parent company) for 22 trillion won will have on domestic self-employed business owners, consumers, and the people’s livelihood economy, and urges the Fair Trade Commission and the National Assembly to conduct a thorough review. It also criticizes the irresponsible political infighting in the National Assembly that is obstructing the processing of bills related to people’s livelihoods and signals special measures, such as the amendment of the National Assembly Act. [Key Statements] Uber’s 22 trillion won acquisition of Baemin will lead to the combination of taxi and delivery data, creating a massive lock-in effect and monopolistic repercussions in the domestic distribution market. If this leads to excessive fee hikes, as seen in overseas cases, the burden will be passed entirely on to self-employed business owners and consumers; therefore, a rigorous review by the Fair Trade Commission is necessary. We will no longer tolerate the behavior of 59 urgent bills concerning people’s livelihoods, which are directly linked to their lives, being held back by political infighting, and we will take special measures, including the amendment of the National Assembly Act. #Uber #BaedalMinjok #BaeminAcquisition #PlatformMonopoly #SurgeInFees #SelfEmployed #FairTradeCommission #LivelihoodBills #NationalAssemblyNormalization #PoliticalCurrentAffairs #DemocraticPartyOfKorea