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GoM meet on coal Bill inconclusive

The Group of Ministers set up to finalise the draft coal regulatory authority Bill held its first meeting but failed to resolve issues

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The Group of Ministers (GoM) set up to finalise the draft coal regulatory authority Bill held its first meeting on Wednesday but failed to resolve issues.

A key contentious issue facing the GoM is whether the proposed regulator should be empowered to decide on coal pricing.

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