官方出手，这一类主播要彻底凉了

Core Viewpoint - The live-streaming e-commerce industry is facing tightening regulations, with the introduction of a draft regulation that includes a "blacklist system" aimed at enhancing oversight and compliance among platforms, operators, and marketers [2][4][12]. Regulatory Developments - The National Market Regulation Administration and the National Internet Information Office have drafted the "Live E-commerce Supervision Management Measures (Draft for Comments)" which includes 57 detailed provisions across seven chapters [5][12]. - Key provisions include the establishment of a "blacklist system" for live-streaming operators and marketers who violate regulations, preventing them from re-entering platforms through account changes [6][12]. - The draft encourages information sharing of the blacklist across platforms to ensure cross-platform accountability [7][22]. Responsibilities of Stakeholders - Live-streaming platforms are required to verify qualifications, implement training mechanisms, and manage violations effectively [6][12]. - Operators must publicly display sales entity information and ensure accurate pricing and promotional content, with strict penalties for misleading advertising [8][10]. - Marketing personnel and their service agencies must conduct thorough compliance checks and maintain records for at least three years [9][10]. Impact on Industry Players - The tightening regulations may hinder the return of previously banned streamers, as the draft aims to enforce strict accountability and quality standards [12][21]. - Notable streamers, including Viya, are attempting to re-enter the market through new initiatives, but face significant challenges due to the new regulatory landscape [1][13][21]. - The draft reflects a broader trend of platforms implementing their own regulations to address industry issues and promote a more compliant and transparent ecosystem [23][24].