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  1. Government actions, including those by the Ministry of Transport, are subject to parliamentary oversight and petitions are addressed to Parliament.
  2. The government has informed Parliament about new guidelines concerning electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure, issued by the Ministry of Power.
  3. A report was tabled in Parliament concerning national PSP potential, with a committee urging the Ministry of Power to expedite clearances for national energy targets.
  4. Pieris noted PSTA departs from committee recommendations, while FSP and NPP challenge the bill in parliament.

The NPP government is facing criticism over draft PSTA and is seeking to replace the condemned PTA with new legislation in Sri Lanka.

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The NPP government is facing criticism over draft PSTA and is seeking to replace the condemned PTA with new legislation in Sri Lanka.

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