동의의결 활성화를 위한 절차적 개선방안 - EU 제도와의 비교법적 고찰을 중심으로 -

With the advancement of the digital economy, online platforms are bringing many challenges to competitive law. In particular, changes are required in terms of the enforcement of competition law, and while dominance is rapidly formed in the platform economy due to the cross-network effect and rapid concentration phenomenon, there are arguments that traditional competition law enforcement procedures have difficulties in responding to them. In this situation, the Korean Fair Trade Commission, emphasized the use of the commitment procedure in the digital economy. However, the commitment system in Korea, has always been the subject of criticism in practice and academia, and the activation of the system expected when introduced in the past seems to be a long way off. This paper deals with the way to activate the commitment system under the Korean Fair Trade Act from a procedural law perspective. While the previous paper mainly reviewed the commitment system from a substantive or institutional point of view, such as legal requirements and implementation management, this paper focuses on the "procedure" and diagnoses and criticizes the status of each procedure stage. In addition, the analysis is extended to the outside of the system to review whether there is a supplemental procedure, for example interim measures, focusing on discussions in the EU. At the end, the paper is concluded with several suggestions.