공정거래법상 전속고발권 폐지의 과정과 전망

The Fair Trade Commission submitted to the National Assembly a proposal to amend the Fair Trade Act, which partially abolished the exclusionary Complaint system. Since the introduction of the system, conflicting evaluations have been confronted that the exclusivity system is a reasonable system that enables rapid processing of economic crimes and the immediate return of the company to the market, and that it is only a pro-business system that restricts the prosecution's right to prosecute. The abolition of this exclusive right of exemption will continue to preserve the Fair Trade Commission's ex officio accusation against the types of legal violations that need to judge competition restrictions through economic analysis techniques such as abuse of market dominant position or unfair trade practices, In the case of a violation by a business operator, it also made a criminal complaint subject. So, I think it is a reasonable measure in that the Fair Trade Commission considers all the measures to reduce the frequency of violations by enabling criminal sanctions for violations that have a profound effect on the competition order while maintaining the expertise of the economic analysis function. Therefore, this paper examines the process of discussion until the abolishment of exclusionary Complaint in some areas, and the issues to be improved in the future, focusing on the abolition of the Fair Trade Commission.