The law passed last week established a new system to control and monitor chemical inputs used in illegal mining activities. It involves the involvement of a few state institutions. Tax agency Sunat will control tax and customs aspects; energy and mining investment regulator Osinergmin will oversee fuel sales, and production ministry will control chemical inputs.
The regulation also involves the armed forces and the public prosecutor’s office contribution.
Illegal mining in the area involves about 30,000 people, who earn more than five times the national minimum wage.
Illegal mining in the area involves about 30,000 people, who earn more than five times the national minimum wage.
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