The e-Regulations Working Committee focuses on a broad range of regulatory topics that are relevant for the digital commerce industry, including consumer rights, contract law, data protection and (e-)privacy, product safety, Platform-to-Business relations, platform-related legislation such as the Digital Services Act & Digital Markets Act, competition issues such as VBER and other broader issues such as the rise of seamless commerce (omnichannel retail). Ecommerce Europe is an active member of the European Commission’s Consumer Policy Advisory Group, GDPR Expert Group, Stakeholder Consultation Group for the Fitness Check of EU consumer and marketing law.
Chair of the e-Regulations Working Committee is Marc Lolivier, (Fevad, France). Mr. Lolivier is the Director General of Fevad, the French Federation of E-commerce & Distance Selling. Before joining Fevad in 2002, Marc Lolivier held the position of Director for European Legal and Regulatory Affairs, in an international publishing group. Along with his duties as Director General of Fevad, Marc Lolivier is also Vice-President for Public Affairs, Member of the Board and Executive Committee and Chair of the e-Regulations Working Committee of Ecommerce Europe. He actively participates in governmental and non-governmental entities involved in electronic business policy, where he represents the e-commerce industry. He holds a Master in Private Law and a Master of Advanced Studies in Intellectual Property Law. He is also a graduate of the French Press Institute. He is a frequent speaker and author of various articles on direct marketing, e-commerce and consumer law published in France and abroad. He teaches Law of Electronic Commerce and Digital Economy at the University of Paris I Sorbonne.
