Tomorrow (8th) the Ministry of SMEs and Startups' parliamentary audit was selected as witnesses by Woowa Brothers CEO Peter Yan Vandefeet, the operator of Baedal Minjok, Vice President Ham Yoon-sik, and Coupang CEO Kang Han-seung.
Yogiyo CEO Jeon Jun-hee will not be present tomorrow as the adoption of witnesses has been withdrawn.
The parliamentary inspection is expected to focus on criticism that delivery apps have passed on delivery costs to store owners, such as raising brokerage commission rates while introducing free delivery services.
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