Import, Product Control Act to be submitted to parliament for endorsement

The guidelines under the Import and Commodity Control Act will be submitted for parliament endorsement at the appropriate time after the Bureau gesture for the equivalent was given for the current week.

Endorsement for the periodical given in September will be tried to prepare for transient laborers to import electrical vehicles. The recompense is made by the public authority as a way to energize Sri Lankans working abroad to transmit unfamiliar income using lawful and formal channels into the country.

The gazetted Import and Commodity Control Guidelines went under analysis when it was distributed as late with a few ostracized laborers raising worries about the legalities of the importation of electric vehicles.

During the Bureau preparation yesterday, Bureau Representative Bandula Gunawardena said a choice was made to introduce the newspaper to parliament for endorsement so that concerns in regards to something very similar, as communicated by exile laborers, can be tended to.

A choice was made by the public authority in August to permit Sri Lankans working abroad to import electric vehicles under a newly sent-off conspiracy.

The individuals who have transmitted US$ at least 20,000 between 1 May 2022 and 31 December 2022 will actually want to get a grant to import an electric vehicle. The individuals who dispatch US$ at least 3,000 between 1 May 2021 and 1 May 2022 will be permitted to import an electric bike.