A non-governmental organization (NGO) called Penplusbytes has expressed concerns with the car taxation structure described in the Emissions Levy Act.
In order to protect the environment, the Act seeks to advance green energy and eco-friendly technology. Penplusbytes has, however, drawn attention to a lack of clarity in the Act, particularly with regard to the way the levy for emissions reduction is administered.
The NGO questions whether the government is more concerned with generating income than with successfully tackling the problems associated with climate change.
Penplusbytes emphasizes the government’s erratic responsibility in this area by pointing out that petroleum products are subject to a Sanitation and Environmental Pollution Levy.
Penplusbytes is looking for clarification on the administration of the money collected under the new Emissions Levy Act in light of these worries.
The group highlights how critical it is to address the nation’s climate change adaptation and mitigation challenges and stresses the need for accountability and openness in the management of the money.
This request is a reflection of a larger concern for the country’s general well-being—that financial policies be in line with environmental objectives.
